one can simultaneously build a growing company and record a bootleg yoga video in their underwear.

But it turns out, those two things do not go together well. What is up you beautiful bastards?

It's your boy oatmeal, aka Rabbi Can't Lose,

aka Noah Kagan.

In today's episode I talked to Andrew Mason, the founder of Groupon.

I have wanted to talk to Andrew for years, especially since we run AppSuma.com, which has been called the Groupon of software.

We discussed so many things including his new company

Descript.com which is taking over the podcast world with really impressive

transcription and a new feature called Overdub. Wildly, Andrew actually emailed me right before Groupon took off asking for help.

I totally brushed it off and I forgot about it until this conversation.

It's a great example of how to be careful of how you treat people and something we'll talk about in this episode

There's that an insane amount of other ear nuggets you're going to enjoy here's three major ones

Number one Andrew's opinion on groupoing Public and keeping your company's core while you scale.

Number two, how and when to pivot, do you keep doing something that might be working or try to move into something brand new?

And number three, where to get your self-worth?

Andrew was kicked out of his own company after they went public

and this was major news.

How the heck did he deal with his self-worth after that?

You're going to enjoy those three things

plus a bunch more magic along the way. Before we jump into the conversation go check

out Descript.com for your transcription needs. It's Andrew's company. I use it. I like

it a lot and it's free.

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