Camille Hearst

Monetizing passions, scaling marketplaces, and stories from a creator economy vet | Camille Hearst (Spotify, Patreon, Apple, YouTube)

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Opening

Camille Hearst (00:00:00): ... those Steve Jobs' lore was that if you were in an elevator with him, you better be prepared to talk about what you do at the company because he had a habit of getting in the elevator and looking at you and saying, "What do you do? What do you do here?" And there were also rumors that people who had not given him a good answer, that ended up being their last day at Apple....

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Low-ego framing

8 --- Camille Hearst (00:00:00): ... those Steve Jobs' lore was that if you were in an elevator with him, you better be prepared to talk about what you do at the company because he had a habit of...

Uses we/us, uncertainty, or learner framing instead of performing authority.

Accept praise cleanly

Camille Hearst (00:04:28): Thank you so much for having me, Lenny. Lenny (00:04:29): I first wanted to just give a big thank you to Adam Fishman for...

Accepts praise without shrinking from it or turning it into a performance.

Low-ego framing

that rub off on you and think, "Oh, maybe I could take the dive one day and I don't know, go do my calligraphy or learn my ukulele and then do it full time." But that's the best part. Camille Hearst...

Uses we/us, uncertainty, or learner framing instead of performing authority.

Accept praise cleanly

Hearst (01:03:09): Buy some merch. Yeah. Lenny (01:03:12): Camille, thank you again for being here. Camille Hearst (01:03:13): Thanks, Lenny. Lenny (01:03:15): Bye, everyone. Lenny...

Accepts praise without shrinking from it or turning it into a performance.

Ending

Camille Hearst (01:02:24): I used to be real big on Twitter but that ship has sailed. I'm still on there. You can find me- Lenny (01:02:30): It's X now. Camille Hearst (01:02:31): Yes, on X. Camillionz is my handle, C-A-M-I-L-L-I-O-N-Z. Also on Threads these days, trying that out, seeing if that sticks. So probably LinkedIn. You could find me on LinkedIn. I don't think anyone ever promotes that. Lenny (01:02:31): They do. Most people actually. Camille Hearst (01:02:48): Do they? Yeah? Lenny (01:02:48): Yeah....

The ending reorients from guest intimacy to listener usefulness.