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Hey, this is the Daily Overpass! My name is Eric and I make apps! Now today, I want
to ask, "Is it worth it?". Alright, so it's a beautiful morning. It's starting to turn a little bit more
from winter into spring, and it's a fantastic day. I thought I'd get out of
the office a little bit, come outside a little bit today. So, over the weekend, I
was watching - over last weekend I was watching a video where they were show
clips of different - one of these motivational ones, you see them all over
the place, and we're showing some clips from Warren Buffett. And he was talking
about his investing strategy where he only invests in things that he knows
really well. Things that he knows who has a good chance of making a return.
And I think, I was watching this and like everything I apply it to being
an app developer. Because one of the things we do as app developers is we're
constantly investing. I talked before a few years ago about how apps are - they're
not just apps something we do because they're fun, although sometimes we look
at apps as an investment. All the time and money I'm putting into this, am
I gonna make that back at least break even or is it just gonna be a sunk cost?
Yesterday, I was talking to a salesperson. It was like a ASO type of
company, so I thought, you know, they pick - I get contacted by a lot of ASO
companies as well, but yeah, might as well hear them out. So, we had a quick
chat and he was talking about some of the ASO strategies. I thought it sounded
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action of showing something, or fact of being shown. To prove something to be true.
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