Published Mar 20, 2020

328: How Should I Spend My Inheritance? | Feedback Friday

Jordan Harbinger and Jason DeFillippo tackle vital questions on wisely managing an inheritance, career transitions, and chronic pain, while offering insights into the complexities of influencer dynamics and social media strategies for personal growth and effective communication.
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  • Influencer Deals

    Navigating influencer partnerships can be tricky, especially in the beauty industry. shares his experience with an influencer who offered exposure instead of monetary compensation for his expertise. He questions the value of such deals, noting that influencers often promise referrals that rarely materialize 1. advises caution, emphasizing that real partnerships should include upfront payment or a revenue split, rather than vague promises of exposure 2.

    Real business people don't want free labor most of the time because free labor sucks and everyone ends up resenting the final product and the process that you have to get there.

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    He suggests being polite but firm in declining such offers, as the beauty niche is saturated and there are plenty of other opportunities available.

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    Social Media Challenges

    For those facing personal challenges, like stuttering, engaging in social media marketing can be daunting. offers practical advice for overcoming these hurdles, suggesting the use of animations and voiceovers to communicate effectively without the pressure of live speaking 3. He acknowledges the difficulty of dealing with a stutter but encourages finding alternative methods to convey messages, such as writing and sharing content on platforms like Reddit and tech websites 4.

    Honestly, it seems unfair. It would drive me crazy if it were me, and I think that trying to attack the problem is a clear solution, but it's probably something you've already tried.

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    Ultimately, Harbinger reassures that being a social media spokesperson isn't necessary for success, especially for technical projects.

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