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5 statements across 4 episodes · 1 bullish · 4 bearish · 4 people on the record · first statement Nov 25, 2021 by Anthony Frasier · said 85 times in 37 episodes since 2020 · across every show →
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2025 12 mentions in 8 episodes 2 per episode
- 20 Years of Meditation Taught Him to Feel Nothing - Here's Why That Wins
- He Named His Agents and Gave One a Team of Five
- Stanford Found More Brand Notes Made the Content Perform Worse
- He Let a Filipino Team Run His 7-Figure Agency for 2.5 Years
- I Coached a Crypto Fund Manager on How to Land $100k+ Clients
- Connect With People Liking Your Competitors' Posts Every Day
- What $13M in Domain Sales Taught Him About Honest Dealmaking
- Europe Is Half as Likely to Adopt AI. Here Is What That Costs Them
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2024 11 mentions in 6 episodes 2 per episode
- What Founding 5 Companies Took From My Kids That I Can't Get Back
- She Made 7 Figures Selling What She Calls an Unhealthy Addiction
- You Can't Shoot a Cannon From a Canoe and He Proved It at $60M
- Imitate Before You Innovate: The Phrase Behind a 950-Store Empire
- 200 Episodes In and I Still Had No Idea What the Podcast Was For
- Your Anxiety Might Be Trapped Creative Energy Trying to Escape
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2023 11 mentions in 7 episodes 2 per episode
- 3,000 Client Q&As Fed Into One Bot That Answers Like Him
- Your Kids Signed Contracts With No Expiration Date and No Way Out
- Photographers Weren't Replaced by Photoshop. So Why Fear AI?
- Stringent Flexibility: How Apollo 21 Gets Teams to Stop Fighting Change
- She Tells Clients to Build Teams. She Had None of Her Own.
- Every New Level Has a New Devil - He Proved It From $5M to $75M
- How a Cookie Invented in 94 Became the Monster Behind Your Data
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2022 32 mentions in 7 episodes 5 per episode
- Her Fans Looked Male On Instagram But Her Shopee Data Said Otherwise
- 2 Billion People Use a Super App That Isn't One
- Why Done Is Better Than Perfect Has Nothing to Do With Productivity
- $500K Profit With Time for Family Beats $1M and Misery
- Builders Are the Ticket Before Interoperability Ever Gets Solved
- A Nonprofit Is Just a Business That Doesn't Turn a Profit
- Being Mario Was the Only Way We Survived Level One
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2021 15 mentions in 6 episodes 3 per episode
- How Do You Build Wakanda in Someone's Ears
- Why 80% of Purchase Decisions Are Built on Emotion, Not Logic
- Chinese Customers Used the Drive-Through on Foot
- Healthcare Is a Bucket Full of Holes — Here's What Falls Through
- The 3 Things She Gives Her Team That Nobody Ever Gave Her
- 600 Employees Later, He Still Creates Roles for the Right Person
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Everything said about Instagram, oldest first
Nov 25, 2021 negative
Frasier: Social algorithms penalize accounts and posts that include outbound links
“Anytime you're encouraging people to leave the algorithms for social media will start to punish your account. This is something people don't talk about. So YouTube, for instance, when you create a YouTube video in the description, the first thing that you say …”
Jul 12, 2022 negative
Wade: Friends-of-friends privacy models fail before a social network reaches scale
“When there is zero or a hundred or a thousand friends of friends is very limited, right? Because you don't have a lot of friends on there. It's not, it hasn't reached the scale of Instagram and Facebook and whatnot. And so like that, that's the gap that I'm aw…”
Nov 23, 2022 negative
Wong: Asian KOLs frequently purchase likes, comments, and followers
“A lot of them boost particular posts that they have. Not in the traditional sense of Instagram or Facebook posting their posts. I think that's the biggest issue here. They purchase likes, they purchase comments, they purchase followers.”
Nov 23, 2022 positive
Wong: Asian KOL fans will pay for standard Instagram-style content
“And when we typically find content creators in Asia, especially in Taiwan, Malaysia, or even Korea, a lot of these KOLs, you know, what we typically see is that their fans are more than willing to pay for their content. And this kind of content is typically wh…”
Jul 25, 2025 negative
Weldon: Creators oversimplify AI agent deployment to sell courses
“These YouTuber are mostly Instagram. Actually, Instagram is amazing for these things. They're just promoting their stuff to sell their program, to get you, to make you feel like it's simple to do and to build an alpha, super simple, make it work in your busine…”