Interviewing Damon

So Damon has agreed to a rare interview with me and nobody else. I have this privilege to talk to him. And I gotta come up with some questions so this is like my live brainstorm session. And if you're listening to this, if you have any questions you'd like to know or to ask him, let me know and now come up with something. Or I'll try to get those questions in. And so I'm thinking like the most important question I really want to know is how does he, what's his mindset in terms of getting things done because obviously he works so fast and he ships so fast. Like one day, it seems like in a few days you'll have a full product ready. He's just out there hustling so much. So yeah, what's his mindset for shipping frequently and fast? Another question I probably want to ask him is a little bit about his background because it seems like I think I saw him tweeting saying that he learned development on his own. But then his background is like he works at Cisco so I have like many questions. In terms of his journey, like what did that look like? Another thing that I want to ask him probably is about his tweeter Twitter. Growth because he went from like obscure nobody on Twitter to all of a sudden like 4,000 followers. His last tweet where he quit his job has like 700 likes or more. I really want to ask him like figure out how he did that, whether that was some kind of a plan that he was following. There was a resource that he learned from or whether that was just him being genuine. Just all organic wholesome team with a funny name. Yeah, so what else? What else I want to ask him? I'll definitely ask him about his products, which products does he have. And I think he already tweeted like there was, he summarized all the products he had in how much revenue they had, which basically zeroed straight line zero until he got the testimonial. But I do want to ask him about basically why did he pivot so fast? What made him just go from product to product so quickly iterating? And another thing I want to ask him probably is definitely his advice for people just starting out. And his reason for getting into, in the hacking, you know, just from going from a steady development job to like in the hacking. There must be a strong motivation for doing that. Going from a well-paying career to like make a 1K a month just under recurring revenue right now. Of course, it's just a start, but still it's a big risk to kind of take the one asking about that. Hey, I'll come up with some other questions if you have any questions you'd like to ask him. Let me know. Let me know.