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This week we're talking to Jason Fried— co-founder of Basecamp and New York Times best-selling author. Jason has a mostly cerebral approach to watches. He was first drawn in as a kid, but it was coming to understand them as complex feats of design and analog companions that turned him into a real watch lover. Hearing him talk about watches, you wonder how anyone in their right mind could resist this strange little hobby we all enjoy so much. We also get into Jason's new book new book, “It Doesn’t Have To Be Crazy At Work.” Enjoy.
Show Notes
(4:39) An Elusive MIH Watch Up For Grabs
(10:11) Talking Watches With Dan White
(31:20) It Doesn't Have To Be Crazy At Work
(31:25) Rework
(31:30) Remote
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