Episode

Burning Out Doing Lines of Code

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The Panel
Published
May 15, 2026
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5048
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Summary

Are you feeling a mixture of excitement and burnout at the pace AI coding seems to be pushing you? Is it sustainable in the long run or do you worry about what you'll be like in 6 months time? Timestamps: 00:00 Introduction 03:22 Advertising Strategies and Funnels 08:12 Jordan experiments with Partnership Ads and Organic Content Ads 12:03 Transistor's Video Podcasting Platform Launch 21:32 Brian's YouTube Channel Growth 30:27 Understanding Customer Engagement and Sales Dynamics 35:56 Navigating Pricing Changes in AI Tools 01:02:36 The Impact of AI on Work Intensity and Burnout 01:06:19 The Evolution of Product Development and Market Dynamics 01:13:48 The New Normal: Speed, Pressure, and Success in Business YOU ARE THE PANEL – send us your thoughts 🗣️ 🎤 Send us an audio or video message 📧 Email us: [email protected] 📺 Leave a comment on YouTube 🦋 Reply on Bluesky Links mentioned in this episode: Claude changes its pricing Wrappers vs steamrollers (and who owns the customer) Hire creators to do your ads Post to all social platforms AI brain exhaustion + burnout Matt Wensing: "Burnout happens when the reward no longer justifies the effort / perceived risk." Brian's new course: "Become the builder" The meme that took over Twitter this week