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The Real Tips on Building Your Own Float Tank – DSP 297

The Real Tips on Building Your Own Float Tank – DSP 297

Someone wrote in and asked, again, despite the repeated warnings of the previous episode covering this topic, how to build a float tank properly. 

Graham and Ashkahn try their best to restrain themselves and offer some practical advice about how to build your own tanks while also repeatedly warning about things to look out for when going forward with the process.

The Real Tips on Building Your Own Float Tank – DSP 297

How to Handle Other Float Centers Spying on You – DSP 296

Graham and Ashkahn talk about how they deal with other float centers spying on Float On. 

Basically… they don’t. The float industry is a really open community and a lot of information is generally freely available. If someone is spying on a float center, that could be a result of poor communication skills or a lack of awareness of what information is actually out there. The guys share their advice on how to talk to someone who might be in that situation and how to move forward, hopefully as friends instead of rivals. 

The Real Tips on Building Your Own Float Tank – DSP 297

What is Float On’s North Star Metric? – DSP 294

Graham and Ashkahn talk about the guiding principles and metrics that dictate how they run Float On and what they measure for success. While they don’t have any float center secrets, they do provide some useful advice in how to look at numbers, when to pay attention to them, and perhaps more importantly, when to ignore them. 

The Real Tips on Building Your Own Float Tank – DSP 297

What Can you Say About Float Centers Closing? – DSP 293

It happens every once in a while that a center you knew closes down and it can seem like a dark omen for the rest of the industry. The reality is that these are individual circumstances that are brought about not because of a major trend as much as just life events coming up. 

Graham and Ashkahn share their take on other float centers closing and what they know about it and how frequently they think it’s occurring.