In episode #2675, we discuss the advantages of being niche famous versus being well-known in a massive Total Addressable Market (TAM). We explore examples such as Kylie Jenner and Sam Altman, highlighting the importance of monetization and privacy. Learn why building a brand like Google or Tesla can be more lucrative than personal branding, and discover how niche fame can offer power and protection.
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(00:00) Today’s topic: The Best Type of Fame to Get the Most Money
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(00:06) Neil's opinion on the best type of fame: Being well-known in a massive total addressable market (TAM)
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(00:32) Kylie Jenner's fame in the beauty industry
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(01:11) Eric's opinion on the best type of fame: Niche fame for industry recognition and privacy
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(02:00) Neil discusses the challenges of monetizing fame in a wide audience
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(03:33) Eric shares an example of a niche audience with potential for monetization
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(03:59) Neil highlights the importance of a niche with a large TAM for profitability
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(04:28) Discussion on Sam Altman's niche fame and potential for future recognition
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(05:35) Conclusion: Balancing fame, privacy, and profitability
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(06:00) Neil mentions Brian Dean's new YouTube channel for exploding topics
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(06:29) Neil describes the content of Brian Dean's first video and its relevance
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(07:23) Neil emphasizes the financial potential of building non-personal branded companies
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(08:02) Eric adds an example of a factory that produces products for a lower cost
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(08:50) Eric clarifies the limitations of accessing the factory mentioned
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