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Why Does Matt Share Failure & Mistakes So Transparently
Matt has a personal website (called MoneyLab) where he runs experiments on his different online ventures. He shares everything (mistakes, numbers, wins, etc) super transparently on long-form article (even a 12k-word article on why did Spruce fail). What does motivate Matt to do this?
The Failory Podcast
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17 Years of Online Ventures, with Matt Giovanisci of Swim University
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- Who Is Matt Giovanisci Transcript
- What Led You To Building A Swimming Pool Niche Site Transcript
- What Made You Want To Be A Founder Transcript
- What Was (failed Startup) Spruce About Transcript
- What Were The Motivations Behind Spruce Transcript
- Is There Any Space In The Market For Spruce Nowadays Transcript
- Why Does Matt Share Failure & Mistakes So Transparently Transcript
- What's Swim University (matt's +$35k/mo Niche Site) About Transcript
- How Has Matt Grown A Site Almost 5m Visits/year Transcript
- Were Your Failed Startup Lessons Useful Somehow Transcript
- What Keeps You Working On Your Online Ventures Transcript
- What Are The Most Common Content Marketing Mistakes Transcript
- What Would You Tell Former Self After Failing Transcript
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