The Chad Durfee Show
The More Content You Make, The Less They Trust You
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In 1969, a Japanese company solved a problem the world's greatest watchmakers had chased for three centuries, and wiped out two-thirds of the Swiss watch industry doing it. So why is Rolex worth more than ever, when a $20 watch keeps better time than a $10,000 one?
In this opening episode, Chad reveals the hidden law behind that survival. When something becomes abundant, something else becomes scarce, and argues the same shift is happening now to content, to expertise, and to you. AI didn't make your knowledge more valuable; it made trust the rarest currency in the market. And the businesses racing to produce more are spending down the one asset they can't afford to lose.
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