#300 - The most valuable advice from 23 B2B SaaS CEOs

Welcome to episode 300 of The Remarkable SaaS Podcast.Because this is a big milestone on the journey, I didn’t want to devote this podcast to one guest – instead, I got 23 B2B SaaS CEOs on the mic.A big element of every single episode of the podcast is my question at the end of each episode.What would be a Do or a Don't that you'd like to share with other SaaS entrepreneurs?And so, I’ve made a hand-picked selection of these Do's & Don'ts from the last 100 podcast episodesLet's start with the Don'tsNeta Meidav, CEO Vault Platform: Don't take other entrepreneurs' advice on face value.Melissa Kwan, CEO eWebinar: Don't start a business that you hate, even if it has success.Emil Jimenez, CEO Mindbank AI: Don't think about the moneyAleks Gollu, CEO 11Sight: Don't bother people will steal your ideaToni Hohlbein, CEO Growblocks: Don't forget where you are in the processSunny Han, CEO Fulcrum: Don't allow comfort to take overJon Ricketts, CEO Writerly: Don't limit yourself in your thinkingPatrick Woods, CEO Orbit: Don't ignore yourselfCharlotte Melkert, CEO Equalture: Don't think you need to be in control of everythingAntony Thomson, former CEO Loopin: Don't bring new people on unless you're 100% oversubscribed.Barrett King, Sr. Manager Global GTM Strategy, Partner Ecosystem Hubspot: Don't use the sentence: I'm gonna build a partner programChristian Owens, CEO Paddle: Don't malign yourself with having 2 different interpretations of what a good outcome looks likeAnd now over to the Do'sMelissa Kwan, CEO eWebinar: Do create your own definition of successAmir Konigsberg, CEO Pragma: Do something that can be genuinely valuable for someone elseLars van Wieren, CEO Starred: Do walk the walk and talk the talkPatrick Woods, CEO Orbit: Do aggressively communicate - keep everyone on the same pageChristine Tao, CEO Sounding Board: Do ask for what you need...