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The 8/10 Filter
Your list isn't full of bad ideas. That's the problem. Every item on it passed the same test, which is "will this move the needle?", and that question says yes to everything worth writing down. The 8/10 Filter adds the question that actually decides, which is whether you can be a consistent 8 out of 10 at something in week nine, when the novelty has gone and nobody is clapping. Four steps on two printable pages, plus the Drop, Delegate or Systematise diagnostic for when an idea fails, the One Thing Selector for what survives, and three AI prompts to paste into Claude or SAM. One of them is an honesty check to run before you commit to anything publicly, which is the mistake Matt made on this podcast in May. Fifteen minutes with your ten oldest ideas and you'll cross most of them out.
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eCommerce Conversations with Marissa Rodriguez
Most ecommerce founders are handing serious decisions to AI that doesn't know what it doesn't know, and the results can be expensive. Marissa Rodriguez, founder of Through Experience and a fractional CMO and COO for a decade before that, joins Matt Edmundson to explain why industry-agnostic AI is dangerous for first-time founders. They cover the moment she watched ChatGPT invent a 20% advertising budget for a pre-revenue founder with zero basis, what it actually took to train an AI on her own frameworks (one module grew from six videos to fifty), and where she tells founders to point AI first. Her closing argument is simple. There are only three actions that matter online, click, subscribe, and buy, and everything else is noise.