Sean Ellis
American growth marketer who coined the term growth hacking; led early growth at Dropbox, Eventbrite, LogMeIn and Lookout, and co-wrote Hacking Growth (2017).
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Loved Pack Gear Hanging Suitcase Organizer
it's called pack gear hanging suitcase and I uh basically like I've done almost 100,000 miles in travel this year and um I have another schedule for next week and I I love it because it basically has all my clothes folded in this like little little insert that goes into my suitcase and then I just pull it out and hang it up and um just makes makes travel way easier it's called the pack gear suitcase uh pack gear hanging suitcase organizer
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Loved Tetris
there's also an amazing movie called Tetris for some reason I think of these two together about the story of Tetris
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Recommends Presenting to Win
I'm recommending a book called presenting to win that's been around forever but um it really helped me with my my presenting
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Newsletter Growth with Sean Ellis His newsletter on growth and product-market fit
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