The T-shirt rule
It's a simple test of whether you've created a remarkable experience:
"Would I buy the t-shirt?"
A t-shirt for your blog or your accounting firm or your bug-fighting software.
If you're not t-shirt worthy, what would it take?

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It's a simple test of whether you've created a remarkable experience:
"Would I buy the t-shirt?"
A t-shirt for your blog or your accounting firm or your bug-fighting software.
If you're not t-shirt worthy, what would it take?
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