Dianna Lesage
1 min readMar 7, 2019

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Paul Vaud That is really good advice. I had to read it twice and I was still skeptical but then I put it into a scenario and it totally checks out. For example, if the price of something I know nothing about like a plasma T.V (do they even make plasma T.V’s anymore- is that still the “thing?” anyway-) was priced at $240 and I divide that by 2 and ask myself if I would pay $120 for a T.V the answer is pretty much no- that seems higher than average… and if that seems high than the original price is way way too high. Did I get that right? Thanks for the pro tip!

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Dianna Lesage
Dianna Lesage

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Venture Studio expert. Creator capitalist. Lover of innovation.

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