Thank you Arman for summarizing each book. I just finished the first book. The most practical part for me is taking advantage of being unknown while starting.
It was a labor of love. I’m glad you enjoyed it. And even more glad you’re reading the books too! I think that’s such an underrated aspect of starting something new. Obscurity can be such a gift early on when you have no clue what you're doing.
Wow! I like how you added an Arman take on Austin's wisdom. I agree that we shouldn't always be thinking of how we can convert hobbies into dollars. Happiness is the best return on investment out there.
Thanks for this. I've read Austin's books a while back and they were definitely a catalyst for me to get started as well. It's good to be reminded of some of the gems in his work!
Thank you Arman for summarizing each book. I just finished the first book. The most practical part for me is taking advantage of being unknown while starting.
It was a labor of love. I’m glad you enjoyed it. And even more glad you’re reading the books too! I think that’s such an underrated aspect of starting something new. Obscurity can be such a gift early on when you have no clue what you're doing.
Wow! I like how you added an Arman take on Austin's wisdom. I agree that we shouldn't always be thinking of how we can convert hobbies into dollars. Happiness is the best return on investment out there.
haha thanks Daniel i couldnt help but add my two cents. but his wisdom is much better :)
I love these books and was also deeply inspired by them.
love to hear that! which one was your favorite?
I want to say Keep Going, but all were impactful
yeah keep going resonated the most after i had actually started making stuff. but i never would've started without the first two.
Thanks for this. I've read Austin's books a while back and they were definitely a catalyst for me to get started as well. It's good to be reminded of some of the gems in his work!
youre welcome Sophie. love to hear that! i gain new insights every time i reread them.