Jason Bailey is the poster child for ADHD. After being kicked out of several schools and fired from numerous jobs, he was forced to become an entrepreneur. Success followed in spurts, the largest of which was Super Rewards. As founder and CEO, Bailey bootstrapped the platform from accidental idea to profitability to a massive exit, all in 18 months. This was despite having the lamest name in the history of the web. Only being called SuprReward.ly could have been lamer.
Bailey is now CEO and founder of East Side Games, a fiercely independent leader in the mobile and social games. He is also a founder of Growlab, a pioneering Canadian start up accelerator. Follow him on twitter or grindr as @YVRjason or @chickenhole
Not saying games are without friction or that friction doesn 't monetize. Time based game are still a series of interesting choices. Which, when, in what places, procured from where. Having luck be a factor is also a grind and friction. What I am saying is that by using metrics ...
