EP75: Jason Zook on why he’s selling his future

Jason Zook has a different perspective on life and business. He’s not afraid to try weird and crazy business ideas. In 2008 he started a business called I Wear Your Shirt . Over 5 years he earned over $1 million in revenue from wearing over 1,600 sponsored t-shirts. Following that business, he sold the rights to his last name (he was Jason Headsetsdotcom and Jason Surfrapp for awhile). Jason joins me to talk about his new project: Buy My Future . Until October 6 people can buy everything he’s ever created, plus everything he’s going to create, for one price. He explains the motivation behind the project, and how the launch is going so far (including revenue numbers). Notable quotes: I’m asking people to buy into my life’s work, with access to everything I’ve ever created, and everything I will ever create.> A lot of people stifle their own creativity to fit in.> It’s ok to be polarizing. It’s ok to cause a stir. Do something different! Show notes: buymyfuture.com Jason’s journal: Project Galaxy iwearyourshirt.com Jason’s book: Creativity for Sale Derek’s Sivers post: Saying no Note from Justin I had a great time speaking at MicroConf Europe about Marketing for Developers , my new book. Before I left I had over 100 people buy the beta version. The feedback has been really good. Looking forward to doing the official launch in the next 3-5 weeks. Get a sample chapter here! Want to help the show? If you could go to iTunes leave a nice review that would be superb. Also: if you’re listening on Stitcher , please leave a review on there! Cheers, Justin Jackson @mijustin Music: _Lethal Force _by Striker, visit them at striker-metal.com

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EP75: Jason Zook on why he’s selling his future is an episode from Product People by Justin Jackson.

This episode is 00:42:54 long.

This episode was published on Sep 24, 2015.

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