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Mixergy Interview: Guest - Andrew Warner, Host - Jason Cohen

37 points by SRSimko 15y ago

SRSimko 15y ago
I love the fact that Andrew shares how he thinks when interviewing guests and isn't judgmental. He understands that their are a bunch of different approaches to business and not just one correct method.
megamark16 15y ago
I have to agree, this is an awesome interview. I feel that Jason Cohen really has that same hunger for knowledge that Andrew exudes in his other interviews.
viggity 15y ago
Please don't editorialize in your submission titles. A better title would have been "Mixergy Interview: Guest - Andrew Warner, Host - Jason Cohen"
workhorse 15y ago
I always enjoy listening and reading stuff from Jason. He always provides value in what he does. Not to mention he is a pretty cool guy.
pchristensen 15y ago
Great quote from Jason: [paraphrased] "Startups are more like Rocky than The Social Network - it's nothing but work and in the end you don't win until the sequel."
peteforde 15y ago
I haven't seen the interview yet, but I think I can still say that this is an extremely smart visibility coup for Jason Cohen (who was a new name for me). I wish I'd thought of it!
iphoneedbot 15y ago
I dont know why, but I always seem to have a GAG reflex every time I try to watch mixergy videos. I really want to watch it.. but I just cant get pass the gag reflex and I end up tuning out and turning it off.
- stevenp 15y ago
  I'm not a fan of watching video interviews in general, so I get a lot of value out of listening to the audio versions. Maybe you could give those a shot? They're full of really valuable information.
cemerick 15y ago
I was spurred to write a blog post I've been meaning to get out there after watching: http://cemerick.com/2011/05/20/stymied-from-within-an-entrepreneurial-experience/ http://cemerick.com/2011/05/20/stymied-from-within-an-entrep... As a solo entrepreneur / business owner, I feel like I face an uncertain, massive void every day, through which I must find my way, avoiding all sorts of pitfalls. Sometimes, that void is the outer world, filled with challenges of all sorts related to technology, business, customers, and money. However, that void is usually myself, where far more difficult riddles await: What do I want to achieve? What should I focus on now in order to be successful? How can I break out of unproductive habits and cycles? What do I not know today that would save my ass tomorrow?

37 points by SRSimko 15y ago

I love the fact that Andrew shares how he thinks when interviewing guests and isn't judgmental. He understands that their are a bunch of different approaches to business and not just one correct method.

megamark16 15y ago

I have to agree, this is an awesome interview. I feel that Jason Cohen really has that same hunger for knowledge that Andrew exudes in his other interviews.

viggity 15y ago

Please don't editorialize in your submission titles. A better title would have been "Mixergy Interview: Guest - Andrew Warner, Host - Jason Cohen"

workhorse 15y ago

I always enjoy listening and reading stuff from Jason. He always provides value in what he does. Not to mention he is a pretty cool guy.

pchristensen 15y ago

Great quote from Jason: [paraphrased] "Startups are more like Rocky than The Social Network - it's nothing but work and in the end you don't win until the sequel."

peteforde 15y ago

I haven't seen the interview yet, but I think I can still say that this is an extremely smart visibility coup for Jason Cohen (who was a new name for me). I wish I'd thought of it!

iphoneedbot 15y ago

I dont know why, but I always seem to have a GAG reflex every time I try to watch mixergy videos. I really want to watch it.. but I just cant get pass the gag reflex and I end up tuning out and turning it off.

stevenp 15y ago
I'm not a fan of watching video interviews in general, so I get a lot of value out of listening to the audio versions. Maybe you could give those a shot? They're full of really valuable information.

cemerick 15y ago

I was spurred to write a blog post I've been meaning to get out there after watching: http://cemerick.com/2011/05/20/stymied-from-within-an-entrepreneurial-experience/ http://cemerick.com/2011/05/20/stymied-from-within-an-entrep... As a solo entrepreneur / business owner, I feel like I face an uncertain, massive void every day, through which I must find my way, avoiding all sorts of pitfalls. Sometimes, that void is the outer world, filled with challenges of all sorts related to technology, business, customers, and money. However, that void is usually myself, where far more difficult riddles await: What do I want to achieve? What should I focus on now in order to be successful? How can I break out of unproductive habits and cycles? What do I not know today that would save my ass tomorrow?