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Crazy Wisdom


May 29, 2023

In this podcast episode, the host, Stewart, is talking with Zach and Matthew, co-founders of Clay, a relationship management platform.

The conversation covers various topics including:

  1. The Journey to Clay: Zach and Matthew discuss their journey of conceptualizing and developing Clay. They reveal the thought process that went into creating a product that could help manage relationships without reducing them to transactional entities.

  2. Exploration of Clay: They delve into the workings of Clay, its AI assistant, and how it helps users manage their relationships. Clay has the capability to remind users of their connections, keep them updated with their social interactions, and help maintain the quality of their relationships.

  3. Concept of Attention Economy: They talk about the notion of the attention economy and how it can be detrimental to our relationships. They also discuss how Clay can help users regain control over their attention.

  4. Relationship with Nature: Stewart discusses his personal experience with his move from San Francisco to the country, and the challenges and learning experiences that came with it. He prompts the others to share their thoughts on the relationship with nature, and how it influences our relationship with ourselves. Matthew relates this to the idea of self-discovery and the inherent need for human connection with nature.

  5. Adapting to Challenges: They discuss the challenges and "curveballs" of life, especially in the startup world, and how they adapt to them. Matthew highlights the importance of having a supportive co-founder and a solid team to weather the inevitable storms.

  6. Future Plans for Clay: Zach and Matthew hint at upcoming features in Clay, including AI advancements. They invite listeners to check out the beta preview of these features on their website.

At the end of the conversation, Matthew emphasizes the importance of investing time in our relationships, not only in a professional context but also personally. He suggests that this investment offers a high return and could significantly improve one's quality of life.