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The Endowment Effect

  • People already place a higher value on items after they own them—a phenomenon called “the endowment effect”—but when adding the emotional attachment, the value increases exponentially.
  • Know who you are and what you believe in, and inject this personality and perspective into your product.
  1. BE A DEVIANT
  2. DIVERSIFY AND INNOVATE
  3. DON’T BE A COPYCAT
  4. BE BAD, AND DON’T APOLOGIZE FOR IT

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