I respect that model, too. He's also the first major podcaster I know of to go to a subscription only-model, years before Substack even existed. His case is so

I respect that model, too. He's also the first major podcaster I know of to go to a subscription only-model, years before Substack even existed. His case is somewhat unusual, though. He's not trying to maximize revenue and it much more focused on spreading his ideas (and meditation training) as widely as possible. It would be astounding if Sketch, Jetbrains or similar companies copied it.