Tucker Max

I am biased for multiple reasons (know Eric and Naval and Tim and helped pub the book), but I think this book is absolutely fantastic and I recommend it to everyone now.

Hey everyone, we are here to answer questions, but to pre-empt the big ones: 1. Yes, this is completely free. No catches, no "other things" to buy to get the "good stuff." Enter your email and you get the full course right now for free--plus you can come to our next live training for free as well. 2. The reason we're able to do this is because we're a service provider, we don't sell courses for...

This is so cool. Not sure if you guys can answer this yet publicly, but I'll throw the question out: what type of AI are you using? Did you build your own using deep learning algos , or is this a machine learning/Watson type set-up, or are you just licensing some other AI? How much of the guts can you tell us about?

FYI--I read an early version of the book and cannot recommend this enough. I was a very active angel investor, and I cannot tell you how much I wish this book was required reading for founders to pitch. If more founders did what they said, they'd do better at raising money. Question for the Evans: What mistake do you see founders make the most, and whats the easiest fix?

John, if anything, my stories are slightly toned down. The reason is because the real rawness of life--not just my life, almost any life--is often either so extreme or so detailed that it not only makes the story harder to tell, it makes it feel weird.

Hey we did an AMA on this book a few weeks ago: https://www.producthunt.com/live/tucker-max-2

First off, thank you Robert for posting this. But I don't want this to be seen as "my" method. That is not accurate at all. I was a part of the team of people who developed this process. My co-founder, Zach Obront, was as important if not more important than me. Andrew Lynch, Mark Chait, Kevin Espiritu, Mary Schiller and Hal Clifford have all contributed significantly to our process, and more...

Neil, two questions. The first is one I think most people want to know but won't ask. The second is most general interest: 1. Why should I, as a reader, buy your book? Aside from it being very well written and enjoyable to read, what can I expect to learn, and will it help me make changes in my own life? [I know the answer to this, but I think this is the implicit question everyone...