S1E3 - Scaling a community to 1,000 members in a year with Emily Fang

Emily and I talk about strategies to become Internet famous, building a DAO, dealing with haters, how to avoid being commoditized online, why I'll never be cool, and how scale requires 1:1 effort. Emily is the co-founder of Asian Wander Women (with Ivy Xu) and its eponymous venture studio DAO which has grown to 1,000 members in just over a year. Notes 00:24: Three-quarters of people think they're above-average drivers 03:36: Learning Night 07:22: Emily's YouTube channel 09:56: Dunbar's number 18:12: FAANG 22:22: Bill's first book 28:12: Asian Boss Girls 28:20: Wong Fu Productions 28:27: Ryan Higa 33:49: How to start a DAO Subscribe to Emily's YouTube channel at http://emilyfang.com Follow Bill Mei via email: https://billmei.net/email Visit friendshipfuturism.com for show notes and bonus blog posts

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