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SG's avatar

Gents, absolutely loved your work. My brain has been tickled and how. And I wish I had a fraction of the depth to fathom all the hard work you folks have poured in. If there's anything I can do to support you in your mission, I would love to. Specifically on the flagship event IP piece. Thanks!

Rahul Sanghi's avatar

Thanks so much Saurabh! If you have something specific in mind, we're all ears

Kushagra's avatar

What a precious source I seem to have stumbled upon.

Rahul Sanghi's avatar

Glad to hear :D

Chetan Natesh's avatar

It feels like the next few years will test judgment more than access to information. When multiple strong signals start pointing in different directions at the same time, how do you decide which ones deserve conviction and which ones are just noise that look convincing in isolation?

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Rahul Sanghi's avatar

Thank you for taking the time to read (and for the thoughtful feedback)

re storytelling, distribution and attention, I'd point you to Manu Joseph's recent piece which does a good job articulating why this idea that 'attention spans are contracting' isn't what it's cracked up to be (TLDR: the bar for winning attention is higher than it's ever been, but there will always be room for quality):

https://manujoseph.substack.com/p/the-world-is-wrong-about-your-attention?selection=6760b4e5-bb6e-4acb-992d-2ad2e18d6d25#:~:text=What%20is%20really%20going%20on%20is%20this%3A%20There%20are%20people%2C%20who%20are%20in%20the%20business%20of%20getting%20your%20attention%2C%20and%20they%20are%20failing

Vikram Dani's avatar

Thanks for pointing me towards Manu's substack, have read one of his books earlier and stumbled upon his substack courtesy the above. Just to further your point above, the solution to build a loyal reader base counterintuitively is to make content frequency scarce but long form, its a bit like what a movie does vs short form sitcoms. I wonder who else does this :)