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Hola amigos. Welcome to Okdork and my about page.

This is my personal blog. It is focused on startups, marketing, self-exploration, and tacos. I share secrets about the best ways to write a cold email, business books I’ve read, memorable experiences, how to deal with depression, growing email lists to 20,000+, and how to make it easy for others to say yes.

For work, I am the Chief Sumo at AppSumo.com, where we promote cool tools and content to help entrepreneurs kick more ass (and learn how to …

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Noah Kagan：如果你48小时内无法开启一门小生意，给你4800小时也一样

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By Noah Kagan Verified
| Tiger Sniff
如果你无法在48小时内，开启一门小生意，那么给你4800小时，你也无法做到。 你有没有想做些事，但准备很久了，从来没开始？ 可能是想做个副业，可能是想写个公众号，也可能是想卖点自己的做东西。 于是，收藏了一堆教程，关注了一堆大V，刷了无数条抖音和小红书，但就是迈不出第一步。 99%想创业的人在开始之前，就卡住了。 但《Million Dollar Weekend》作者Noah Kagan则告诉你，任何人都能在48小时开始一个小生意。 他是Facebook第30号员工，后来，他创立了AppSumo，一个帮助小企业推广软件的平台。 这段创业经历，也让他接触到了大量的创业者。 他发现绝大多数人都被困在不知道怎么开始，或者一直在准备。 如果你也有同样的问题，那么这篇文章或者会对你有点帮助。 一个很有意思的现象。 当你想落地一个想法，最先想到的是不是去找教程、找方法。 想看看别人是怎么做的，从学点什么开始。 这本身没有错。 现在互联网上大量内容铺天盖地，你几乎可以获取到任何想要的知识和信息。 那问题来了，为什么你还没有成功？...
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Standards Matter

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By Noah Kagan Verified, Mike Lander, Aaron Clippinger, Abel James
| NextByte1
I just had lunch with someone who sold a billion-dollar company. What stuck with me wasn't the money, it was how seriously he took standards. Not just in his work but through his entire life. This month I talk about what standards really mean, why they're just values in action, and how raising them creates clarity instead of chaos. This is about doing better work, even when things feel messy, and coming out stronger on the other side.
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Leading in 2026

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By Noah Kagan Verified, Abel James, Stephan Piscano, Darius Mirshahzadeh
| NextByte1
It's New Year's Eve, and I've been taking stock of everything 2025 threw my way and what I want 2026 to look like. There were plenty of ups and downs, but what didn't work has forced me to rethink how I lead. In this episode, I talk honestly about what's changing at AppSumo, what I've learned by getting closer to the work again, and why leadership right now looks very different than it did.
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