The speaker just launched a new C-Chain marketing website and immediately asked customers to roast it. They call this group their "thesis committee," and say the mix of praise, new perspectives, and criticism creates a valuable feedback loop for improving the work.
Chip to ask. I recently published a new version of the C-Chain marketing website. And the thing I did right afterwards, I put a post over on C-Chain and I asked, hey, would you give this a roast? Tell me what you think. I got so much feedback. I got people who were sharing their thoughts because if you share it with people who are smart and ideally somewhat friendly to you and Really ideally people who you interact with regularly because my thesis committee is my customers, right? And they came back with what they thought. And some of what they thought was like, wow, I made some sense. And some of what they thought was I did some great things. And some of what they thought were like, wow, I did not even think about things that way. And you know, they look to me for, you know, mentorship and coming up with ideas they haven't. But I gotta tell you, there's such wisdom in your friends and colleagues. And such ideas you get if you're just willing to ship raw. Ask them for their thoughts.
