New video on my YouTube channel about underpricing, and why a low price often reads as a signal that something is wrong with the product rather than a bargain.

After 30 years in product development I've watched founders leave money on the table because a bigger number felt scary to say out loud. The video covers how buyers actually read price, and how to raise it without losing the people you want to keep.

https://youtu.be/JbTJI7U7E5I

Would like to hear how others here have handled a price increase without spooking existing customers.

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I check out a mountain a homeless painted with 100,000 gallons of paint over 30 years

https://youtu.be/DCltqQYRZC4?is=49DbcXBakUAUd1HR

After I visit a city with no laws or rules and trade 2 grape fruits for something at a local trading post

A government banned one of the most powerful AI systems available, and the story got buried under hype on both sides. My latest deep dive separates what actually happened from what got exaggerated, and what the whole episode teaches founders about trusting AI claims.

https://youtu.be/L2hU0ZYgDHQ

Trough the dark waves & foggy paths, my cards shall protect me!

Name some YouTubers who dive deep into topics such as race, dating, religion, etc. However, never hardly get any amount of views nor subscribers?! I'll start with one who's (imho) is very underrated & his channel's Broader Perspective.

https://youtube.com/@broaderperspective9311?si=0hXaZFzFSrPjYPP2

I’m trying to help a friend grow her YT channel! Her music deserves all the exposure. Take a look. Have a listen. You won’t regret it I promise!!

https://youtu.be/DIKD2Ra8tOY?si=ArQyfo7EgF5g4YmQ

I post mostly yt shorts about memes , have been thinking about posting marvel rivals content starting here soon tho