When Does Jason Schuller Say You Should Tell the World About an Idea?
Before it is perfect. On the Yo! Podcast, Seattle designer Jason Schuller says that if you have the drive to build something, there is no single correct way to do it. Ship the version that is unfinished so the idea gets out of your head. He says getting it out before it is perfect is better than never getting it out at all. Schuller is the founder of Press75, a WordPress theme shop known for $75 themes that he later sold, and a co-founder of RIVYT. The episode also covers Leeflets and the other side projects he started after leaving that business.
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