All episodes
239: Things That Kill The Village
238: Brian Sierakowski — Leading an Acquired Business
237: Eventual Reciprocity
236: Tony Dinh — Ups and Downs of an Indie Hacker Journey
235: The Bad Kind of Attention
234: Jason Cohen — Two Exits & Two Unicorns
233: Entrepreneurship isn't genetic. It’s memetic.
232: Andrew McIntosh — First-Generation Entrepreneurs
231: Responding Fast to Customers — A Good Idea?
230: Moritz Dausinger — Serial Indie Entrepreneurship
229: Utility, Pricing, and Entrepreneurship
228: Kevin McArdle — The Man Who Changed My Life (and Could Change Yours)
227: Self-Censorship on Twitter
226: Paul Millerd — Walking The Pathless Path
225: Twitter Teardowns: 3 Low Hanging Fruit to Massively Improve Your Twitter Presence
224: Dr. Julie Gurner — Founder Mental Health 101
223: How to Build in Public Without Revealing Too Much
222: Joe Masilotti — Building in Public and Monetizing Open Source
221: Why Entrepreneurs are Choosing 'Short-Lived Businesses' Over 'Forever Businesses
220: Simon Høiberg — Building a SaaS That Works for You
219: ∀𝑦∃𝑥 ≠ ∃𝑥∀𝑦: The Dangerous Misconception Founders Have About Their Market
218: Evelyn J. Starr — The Evolution of a Brand
217: The Flip Side: When Not to Build in Public
216: Jack Ellis — Taking on Google as a Bootstrapper
215: In Pod We Trust: How Creators Can Best Juggle Credibility & Sponsored Content
214: Fatih Kadir Akın — Selling a Global Sticker Business
213: The Rubber Band Effect
212: Dagobert Renouf — The Emotional Journey of Entrepreneurship
211: Writing with a Nemesis: Using ChatGPT to Strengthen Your Arguments
210: Dr. Sherry Walling — The Reality of Burnout for Entrepreneurs
209: MicroConf US '23 Recap — What Happens When 250 SaaS Founders Meet
208: Louis Nicholls — Growing Your Newsletter
207: ChatGPT: Goldmine or Minefield for Indie Hackers?
206: Marie Poulin & Benjamin Borowski — Digital Permaculture
205: Artificial Scarcity Damages the Creator Economy
204: Josh Spector — Saying Less and Making More
Bonus: Arvid on "First Class Founders" by Yong-Soo Chung
203: The Art of Naming Your Business
202: Peter Askew — Domain Expertise
201: How I Stay Consistent
200: Justin Jackson — Bootstrapping Transistor.fm on Open Standards
199: The SaaS Solution-Workflow Fit
198: Rob Fitzpatrick — Tinkerers, Thinkers, and Teachers
197: Securing your SaaS
196: Troy Hunt — Securing Your SaaS
195: Don't Fall for the Follower Count Trap
194: Matt Wensing — Publish Your Juicy Thoughts
193: Stair-Stepping with Plugins: Platforms to Build On
192: Colleen Schnettler — Stair-Stepping into SaaS
191: Writing for Founders
190: Hassan Osman — Writing on the Side
189: Be The Kindest Person in the Room
188: KP — Building an Authentic Personal Brand
187: Negative Reviews are Good for You
186: Brennan Dunn — Mastering Email Marketing
185: The Monkey and the Pedestal
184: Laura Elizabeth — Building Software Products As a Non-Technical Founder
183: Expanding Your Opportunity Surface
182: Daniel Fayle — Door-to-door to $2M ARR
181: The Role of Trust in Remote Work
180: Marissa Goldberg — Running a Remote-First Business
179: Founder Mental Health Pitfalls
178: Patrick Campbell — Life After a $200mil Exit
177: Diversify Your Creator Portfolio
176: Jay Clouse — Creative Commitments
175: Realistic Building in Public for Introverted Founders
174: Ana Bibikova — The Introvert Superpower
[Bonus] Sahil Lavingia — Gumroad’s Pricing Disaster
173: Build a Defensible Indie Business
172: Andrew Gazdecki — Building a Sellable Business
171: Avoid Vanity Metrics
170: Rosie Sherry — Building Profitable Communities
169: Paying the Bills While Building Your First Indie Business
168: Jakob Greenfeld — Writing Your Way to Clarity
167: Find Business Ideas on Social Media
166: Daniel Vassallo — Building a Portfolio of Small Bets
165: Why You Shouldn’t Sell Your Business
164: Damon Chen — Building a $400k/year SaaS
163: When Should You Go from Side-Project to Full-Time?
162: Michele Hansen — Moving from Side Project to Full Time
161: Calm Business Misconceptions
160: Operating a Calm SaaS Business
159: Pricing for Calm SaaS Businesses
158: Product Development for Calm SaaS Businesses
157: Solution Exploration for Calm SaaS Businesses
156: The Toxicity of Growth Hacks
155: Problem Discovery for Calm SaaS Businesses
154: Market Analysis for Calm SaaS Businesses
153: On Art and Artifice — When AI creates Masterpieces We Can't Ignore
152: Infrastructure of a Calm SaaS Business
151: Entrepreneurial Strategies & Anti-Patterns for a Calm SaaS Business
150: Business Models for a Calm SaaS Business
149: Fundamentals of a Calm SaaS Business
148: Fundamentals of a Calm Business
147: How NOT to Use Twitter DMs
146: Don't blame the market; blame your marketing
145: On Saying "No"
144: The Risks and Illusions of the "Post-Exit Retirement"
143: Permission to Follow Up
142: Consulting in Public