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Jason Levin · 92 episodes with transcripts

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#44: Greg Isenberg – Community-Based Businesses, Startup Ideas, WeWork

March 7, 2024

Jason Levin (0:00)

Sup, nerds, welcome to The Jason Levin Podcast. I know it's been a while, it's been over six months. I have been traveling, I have been starting new businesses, everything has been crazy. But I have a very special guest for you. His name is Greg Isenberg, and he is an eight-figure entrepreneur. He is the founder of…

He is actually one of the first people that I ever cold DMed on Twitter and started working with.

Greg Isenberg (0:53)

There's a human tendency to want to be like other people. I think they call it the mimic desire. And when I see people buying a certain car, hitting certain revenue numbers, starting a certain business, buying a certain business, creating a certain type of content, I'll take note of it sometimes. I'll be like, okay…

And now I take a second and I say, you know what? Maybe I'm not even in the mood to drink tonight. Maybe I just want a sip of water or maybe I want a beer, or maybe I want a hot tea, even though that's weird to go and order a hot tea at a bar.

Jason Levin (2:01)

I completely agree. I've become weirder or being okay with being weird more and more as the as the couple of years have gone on. I think like, I don't know, I think it's one of my competitive advantages is just being willing to be weird or be seen as cringe or whatever by some people, because somebody is always…

So why are online communities like, why should people invest in that in building them?

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