Intellectual property. Two serious-sounding words that make it seem like you need lawyers and contracts and DRM and who knows what else.

Liston and I think, nope!, you don't need any of that.

What you do need is:


A specialization
A few years of relevant experience under your belt
And a desire to create new efficiency in delivery or profitability in pricing

We see intellectual property (IP) as a much more flexible thing; a way that lots of folks can make their expertise-driven business better.

We begin what probably will be a longer discussion arc in today's episode, and start to lay the groundwork for your cultivation of unique, valuable IP.