“There are two flywheels that you're keeping spinning all the time. There's the paying customer and there's a working customer”

Work For Humans · 200 Episodes of Work for Humans: The Life-Changing ROI of Podcasting | Jason Ames

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Defines two flywheels - paying customer and working customer - and keeps both spinning to sustain the podcast ecosystem

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