THE SMALL INTERVIEW MISTAKE THAT QUIETLY COSTS FOUNDERS BIG MEDIA

Summary from the TLDR Founders newsletter

Most founders spend their time preparing for interviews when they should be preparing for the next invitation instead. They try to use their time to sell their company when instead they should intentionally answer questions asked and connect their points to the conversation without forcing it. Audiences can tell when a founder is just there to sell something. They can also tell when someone is there to actually teach, inform, or have a real conversation.