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Dec 18
14m 57s

The One-Inch Picture Frame

Brian Scordato | Tacklebox
About this episode
Today we talk about two methods to help make your big startup plans for 2026 manageable. We borrow Short Assignments (The One-Inch Picture Frame) and Shitty Drafts from Anne Lamott, we get a little help from Martin Scorsese and a Bronx Tale, and we talk through a startup that's helping 40 year olds deal with loneliness. All in like 14 minutes. Not bad. 
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