The goal of your Kindle strategies, these non-scalable hacks,

they only exist to unlock the fire strategies,

to unlock the things that could take you to millions of users.

Pinterest, AirB B, Reddit, Canva, Hip Camp, Thumbak, Fair, Tinder, Eventbright. What do these companies have in common?

Casey Wincher's? Casey has worked with and advised more

consumer companies on their product and growth strategy than anyone in the

world. He's also very generous for this time and often sets time aside to help founders and product leaders.

I always learned so much talking to Casey and I'm excited for you to hear this episode.

In our chat, we covered Casey's advice on making trade-offs as a

product leader justifying non-sexy product investments, the spectrum of

product people and how to level up your skills, new growth trends and tactics that he's seeing,

when to focus on growth and a bunch of advice on growth strategy, and so many other

things. As a bonus we're going to be doing a live AMA with Casey in my newsletter slack community on August 5th at 10 a.m. Pacific time.

So if you'd like to ask Casey any questions, make sure to get there. Until then, enjoy this episode with Casey Winsors.

Hey Casey winners, what do you love about Koda?

Koda is a company that's actually near and dear to my heart because I got to work on their

launch when I was at Greylock but in terms of what I love about it you know I love loops

and Coda has some of the coolest and most useful content loops I've seen how the loop works is someone can create a

coda and share it publicly for the world. This can be how you create okay hours,

run annual planning, build your own map, whatever. Every one of those codas can

then be easily copied and adapted to your organization

without knowing who originally wrote it so they're embedding the sharing of

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