book / recommends
Kindred
“Three-Body Problem, A Wrinkle in Time, and Octavia Butler's Kindred.”
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Camille Hearst
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A Wrinkle in Time
“Three-Body Problem, A Wrinkle in Time, and Octavia Butler's Kindred.”
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Three-Body Problem
“Three-Body Problem, A Wrinkle in Time, and Octavia Butler's Kindred.”
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What Camille said.
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01 / recommendation
Recommends Three-Body Problem. Recommends A Wrinkle in Time. Recommends Kindred.
“Three-Body Problem, A Wrinkle in Time, and Octavia Butler's Kindred.”
- Speaker
- Camille Hearst
- Publisher
- Lenny's Podcast
02 / belief
I have this great manager in my experience at Hailo who turned me on to Marty Cagan who I since befriended and learned a ton from.
“I have this great manager in my experience at Hailo who turned me on to Marty Cagan who I since befriended and learned a ton from.”
- Speaker
- Camille Hearst
- Publisher
- Lenny's Podcast
03 / belief
Sometimes, you're in a flow mode and you're producing a lot and then other times, you're in a drought spell and these things ebb and flow which is why I think companies like Patreon and Substack are really cool because what they try to do is smooth out that revenue and make it so an artist can actually have a predictable...
“Sometimes, you're in a flow mode and you're producing a lot and then other times, you're in a drought spell and these things ebb and flow which is why I think companies like Patreon and Substack are really cool because what they try to do is smooth out that revenue and make it so an artist can actually have a predictable...”
- Speaker
- Camille Hearst
- Publisher
- Lenny's Podcast
04 / belief
Every time, I'd see him around campus I'd wave high and I think he had no idea who I was but he would look at me confused and then wave back hello.
“Every time, I'd see him around campus I'd wave high and I think he had no idea who I was but he would look at me confused and then wave back hello.”
- Speaker
- Camille Hearst
- Publisher
- Lenny's Podcast
05 / preference
Oftentimes, if it's your brother-in-law who's a great cyclist and they say, "Buy this," you just buy it. You don't even care what the reviews say because you trust that person.
“Oftentimes, if it's your brother-in-law who's a great cyclist and they say, "Buy this," you just buy it. You don't even care what the reviews say because you trust that person.”
- Speaker
- Camille Hearst
- Publisher
- Lenny's Podcast
06 / preference
They need to grow an audience and they need to get paid so that they can make a living. And in some ways, I do think that growing an audience is more important because with that audience, it opens up opportunities in ways that you can monetize.
“They need to grow an audience and they need to get paid so that they can make a living. And in some ways, I do think that growing an audience is more important because with that audience, it opens up opportunities in ways that you can monetize.”
- Speaker
- Camille Hearst
- Publisher
- Lenny's Podcast
07 / preference
I like draw the owl. That's one of my favorite values, the Twilio ones.
“I like draw the owl. That's one of my favorite values, the Twilio ones.”
- Speaker
- Camille Hearst
- Publisher
- Lenny's Podcast
08 / commitment
[inaudible 00:57:16] and so I've been waiting to see what happens with Foundation because I just don't have that kind of commitment in me these days.
“[inaudible 00:57:16] and so I've been waiting to see what happens with Foundation because I just don't have that kind of commitment in me these days.”
- Speaker
- Camille Hearst
- Publisher
- Lenny's Podcast
09 / commitment
At YouTube, I accidentally ended up in creator. But where I started understanding deeply the dynamics of the marketplace was actually my experience and the one job I've had that not been in the creator or art or these big consumer platforms or creator economy which was at a startup called Hailo based out of London and at the time was a huge competitor to Uber and Lyft in the ride sharing and ride hailing space and I worked on the supply side making sure that there were enough cars to fuel the demand.
“At YouTube, I accidentally ended up in creator. But where I started understanding deeply the dynamics of the marketplace was actually my experience and the one job I've had that not been in the creator or art or these big consumer platforms or creator economy which was at a startup called Hailo based out of London and at the time was a huge competitor to Uber and Lyft in the ride sharing and ride hailing space and I worked on the supply side making sure that there were enough cars to fuel the demand.”
- Speaker
- Camille Hearst
- Publisher
- Lenny's Podcast
10 / recommendation
for a bit of time and my team's recently been working on making it more prominent, giving artists more ways to offer that merch in the form of a reward for fans. So things like an exclusive discount or an exclusive design or early access because you're a top listener on Spotify, really thinking about thank yous and rewards for your Spotify listenership and fandom.
“for a bit of time and my team's recently been working on making it more prominent, giving artists more ways to offer that merch in the form of a reward for fans. So things like an exclusive discount or an exclusive design or early access because you're a top listener on Spotify, really thinking about thank yous and rewards for your Spotify listenership and fandom.”
- Speaker
- Camille Hearst
- Publisher
- Lenny's Podcast
11 / preference
A lot of times, people go and they ask for a picture or an autograph but this idea of just introducing yourself, saying hello, and thanking someone for something that they've done that impacted you to something that's been a way that my parents have encouraged me to behave in the world and something that I saw them do and saw them model because probably, again, coming from my dad being a musician and being fans of other musicians that like a thing in music, the artist culture that talked to one another about how something you created influenced you or whatnot.
“A lot of times, people go and they ask for a picture or an autograph but this idea of just introducing yourself, saying hello, and thanking someone for something that they've done that impacted you to something that's been a way that my parents have encouraged me to behave in the world and something that I saw them do and saw them model because probably, again, coming from my dad being a musician and being fans of other musicians that like a thing in music, the artist culture that talked to one another about how something you created influenced you or whatnot.”
- Speaker
- Camille Hearst
- Publisher
- Lenny's Podcast
12 / observation
I do think we saw this a lot at Patreon and I think you see it especially with musicians and artists, this feeling that you want to give your fans everything that you create and you want to do it for free because you're so enamored with this idea that people really love you and want to support you and they're really responding to your creativity and everything that you're making, you don't want to charge them.
“I do think we saw this a lot at Patreon and I think you see it especially with musicians and artists, this feeling that you want to give your fans everything that you create and you want to do it for free because you're so enamored with this idea that people really love you and want to support you and they're really responding to your creativity and everything that you're making, you don't want to charge them.”
- Speaker
- Camille Hearst
- Publisher
- Lenny's Podcast
13 / evaluation
We would think months ahead of time, like what's the anchor story or what are the three key messages for the launch of iTunes 10 or whatever and we might have ideas for new features that would go in that. But because we had that moment in time, we knew well ahead we were planning for and you were working on the messaging and working on the consumer positioning again while in advance of anything actually being live or built.
“We would think months ahead of time, like what's the anchor story or what are the three key messages for the launch of iTunes 10 or whatever and we might have ideas for new features that would go in that. But because we had that moment in time, we knew well ahead we were planning for and you were working on the messaging and working on the consumer positioning again while in advance of anything actually being live or built.”
- Speaker
- Camille Hearst
- Publisher
- Lenny's Podcast