05 doing everything wrong and seeing where it goes

from Makers.dev · host Chris Achard and Christian Genco

0:00 Intro 3:51 Spending money to make more money 5:47 Imposter syndrome in charging more 8:05 Micropreneurs vs. YouTubers 13:00 Marketing without feeling slimy 14:45 Doing everything wrong and seeing where it goes 17:00 Chris's MeetingPlace and Async.dev update 21:50 Tick Tock Development 24:56 Chris's Goals for next week 27:03 Christian's Fileinbox update and goals 33:16 How do you know which features to build? 34:37 Customer workflows show you adjacent problems 36:00 Tick tock audience research 37:00 Pivoting 39:12 Makers.dev is super useful for us 40:03 Repurposing interview content? 42:49 Skyscraper posts

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