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@izzystrigel

14 days ago

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Posted On: October 2nd 2026, 06:55 pm

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Maybe we should figure out

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imkilooooo

6 days ago

imkilooooo

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specialistpuspo

7 days ago

specialistpuspo

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slapraptv_

9 days ago

slapraptv_

Let's work together

slapraptv_

9 days ago

slapraptv_

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goodbyecalev

14 days ago

goodbyecalev

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grettaeberline

14 days ago

grettaeberline

on fireeee!!!!

the.leum

14 days ago

the.leum

Damn we kinda cute tho

stevieshotitt

14 days ago

stevieshotitt

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We are getting sooo close 🥹💛

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Comment "MARIA" for the direct link to this episode. 👇

Most people treat product creation like the hard part and marketing like the easy part that comes after. Maria Wendt, who's mentored over 100,000 women on building online businesses, thinks that's backwards, and it's the exact reason so many products never make any money at all.

Her framework compresses the timeline in a way that sounds almost aggressive. Two days to build a genuinely good product and get the checkout page live, then 28 days pouring everything into traffic, the content, the ads, the emails, all of it. Most people do the opposite, spending the full 30 days perfecting a product nobody's seen yet, sometimes taking even longer than that.

The part that actually matters most isn't the speed, though. It's her insistence that customers, not founders, are the ones who make a product genuinely good. Founders have blind spots by definition, and the fastest way to a better product isn't more solo tweaking, it's getting it into people's hands sooner and letting them tell you what's missing.

Full episode of The Anatomy of a Dream with Maria Wendt out now 🎙️