Lenny's Podcast: Product | Career | Growth
Launching and growing a podcast | Chris Hutchins (All the Hacks, Wealthfront, Google)
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Yes, there are four main podcasts. However, there are only about 150,000 podcasts that have had 10 episodes and have published in the last 10 days. So, the easiest way to be in that top 5% ish, I don't know what the math there is, about three, 4% is to just stick to it. Like, if you just do an episode a week for 10 weeks, you're now in the top 4% of all podcasts that anyone has created. Welcome to Lenny's Podcast. I'm Lenny and my goal here is to help you get better at the craft of building and growing products. Today, my guest is Chris Hutchins. Chris is not only a former product manager, founder and investor, he just this month went full-time on his podcast and the independent creator path. When I was looking for advice on how to build a podcast, Chris shared this awesome deck with a ton of great advice that he's built throughout his journey. And so I thought it'd be fun to spend an episode talking about all the things that you should know about launching and growing a podcast. Chris's podcast is called All the Hacks, covers all the ways to financially optimize your life. And it's one of the biggest business podcasts in the world. Chris has also been on the Tim Ferriss Show, actually interviewing Tim Ferriss. He's also head of new product strategy at Wealthfront where he took some big bold bets within the company, which we talk about. Chris is awesome and I am excited for you to learn from him. I bring you Chris Hutchins after a short word from our wonderful sponsors. This episode is brought to you by Notion. If you haven't heard of Notion, where have you been? I use Notion to coordinate this very podcast, including my content calendar, my sponsors and prepping guest for launch of each episode. Notion is an all-in-one team collaboration tool that combines note-taking, documents sharing wikis, project management and much more into one space that's simple, powerful and beautifully designed. And not only does it allow you to be more efficient in your work life, but you can easily transition to using it in your personal life, which is another feature that truly sets Notion apart. The other day, I started a home project
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