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Today's thought

You could very likely create a wonderful, thriving business from just one hundred people who think your work is great (and are willing to pay handsomely for it). Everyone thinks low-cost, easy-sell products or services are more scaleable — and maybe they’re right... if you already have 1M subscribers on YouTube.

But for you and me, creating huge value for a group of people who really get what you’re about — Seth Godin calls this the “Smallest Viable Audience” — is a vastly underrated method of finding success in this digital economy.

Spend your energy finding your people and helping them, instead of treading water trying to compete with *gestures broadly at everyone on the internet*.

You could very likely create a wonderful, thriving business from just one hundred people who think your work is great (and are willing to pay handsomely for it). Everyone thinks low-cost, easy-sell products or services are more scaleable — and maybe they’re right... if you already have 1M subscribers on YouTube.

But for you and me, creating huge value for a group of people who really get what you’re about — Seth Godin calls this the “Smallest Viable Audience” — is a vastly underrated method of finding success in this digital economy.

Spend your energy finding your people and helping them, instead of treading water trying to compete with *gestures broadly at everyone on the internet*.

You could very likely create a wonderful, thriving business from just one hundred people who think your work is great (and are willing to pay handsomely for it). Everyone thinks low-cost, easy-sell products or services are more scaleable — and maybe they’re right... if you already have 1M subscribers on YouTube.

But for you and me, creating huge value for a group of people who really get what you’re about — Seth Godin calls this the “Smallest Viable Audience” — is a vastly underrated method of finding success in this digital economy.

Spend your energy finding your people and helping them, instead of treading water trying to compete with *gestures broadly at everyone on the internet*.

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Aaron Rolston © 2099

Aaron Rolston © 2099