Thank you to everyone who helped make Deploy Empathy#1 on Product Hunt last week, and welcome to those of you who came to this newsletter because of it!
A bunch of people have asked me over the last few days whether I would write about the writing-in-public process. I figured I should do that while it’s still fresh. I wrote it up this morning and posted it on IndieHackers. (If you were along for the ride and feel like I forgot something, let me know! I think I can still edit it.)
A bunch of people have asked me about the writing-in-public process for Deploy Empathy, so I thought I would take a few moments to get it all down whi…
With so many new subscribers, I feel like now is a good time to send out something I’ve been wanting to send out for a while: an organized version of the rough draft for easy reference.
I intend to keep this newsletter going for ongoing writing on customer interviews and the newsletter archive available. I understand that not everyone is in the position to pay for the book, whether because of their personal situation or unfavorable exchange and import rates, so it’s important to me that there’s always a free version available.
I estimate that about 60% of the book was published through this newsletter and is available below. Many of these posts did change quite a bit for the book version, though the essence is still the same. (If you’d like easily-copyable scripts and phrase guides, grab the the PDF + Templates bundle, which includes Google Drive and Notion templates for all of the scripts, How to Talk So People Will Talk phrases, and recruitment templates.)
This week Michele Hansen from Geocodio tells us all about her startup journey and her new book Deploy Empathy. Join us for Michele’s journey and why she believes empathy is the way to build a better business.
My Software Social co-host Colleen has challenged me to be on 20 podcasts over the next few months. If you have a show and would like to have me on, let me know! You can just reply to this email to reach me (for that, or anything else really).