⚡ Bootstrapping, podcasting, calm companies, business ethics. Co-founder of @transistorfm (podcast hosting).
Episode 81 · · 01:06:04
Adam Wathan has always been passionate about learning new things, and sharing what he's learned with the world. Then he discovered that he could earn an independent living doing it.
Episode 80 · · 23:24
Should you start a SaaS company in 2016? Does it still make sense to run a SaaS as a solopreneur? (Originally posted on the MegaMaker podcast)
Episode 79 · · 01:01:53
Josh is the founder of Baremetrics. He talks about the pros and cons of running a transparent startup, dealing with scrutiny, and his life as an entrepreneur.
Episode 78 · · 31:09
This is part 2 of my conversation with Nathan Barry. In the past four months, he's taken his burgeoning SaaS company (ConvertKit) from $1 million in annual recurring revenue to $2 mi...
Episode 77 · · 34:42
The last time I talked to Nathan, his web app (ConvertKit) had just hit $5,000 in MRR. In this two part series, Nathan describes how they grew that to $182,000 in monthly recurring r...
Episode 76 · · 40:58
Tom and Dan had one of the most successful Kickstarters of 2010 when they released the Glif. But was that enough to launch full-time careers as product makers?
Episode 75 · · 42:54
Jason Zook has a different perspective on life and business. He's not afraid to try weird and crazy business ideas. In 2008 he started a business called I Wear Your Shirt. Over 5 yea...
Episode 74 · · 47:21
If you want to launch your own Kickstarter, write your own book, or build your own web application you're going to love this episode. Tracy Osborn is a serious bad-ass who's done all...
Episode 73 · · 43:46
Chris Hawkins (from Chasing Product) takes over interviewing and asks Justin the questions.
Episode 72 · · 55:34
After having great success with books and courses, Nathan Barry has shifted his attention to his SaaS: a web application called ConvertKit.
Episode 71 · · 45:56
Des Traynor is one of my favorite writers and speakers on the topic of SaaS businesses, and jobs-to-be-done.
Episode 70 · · 01:07:32
Samuel has become the internet's authority on user onboarding. In this personal and open interview, Samuel talks about how he was able to discover his niche, build an audience, and l...
Episode 69 · · 51:05
In June of 2013, I was introduced to Nir Eyal through Ryan Hoover. Nir had been blogging a lot about psychology and analyzing what makes a highly engaging product.
Episode 68 · · 55:56
Brian Casel is a bootstrapper with a lot of projects: he has a podcast, a hosting platform called Restaurant Engine, and a new course called Productize.
Episode 67 · · 37:19
Mike Rohde is a designer and an author, but he's probably best known for illustrating the 37signals books. Mike is now building his own products: The Sketchnote Handbook, and the Ske...
Episode 66 · · 39:56
Marc-André Cournoyer is a passionate coder and product person from Montreal, Quebec. If you're a developer, engineer, or technical person looking to make the jump to building product...
Episode 65 · · 26:11
Andreea Mihalcea is a dynamic young founder from Romania. Her and her team are building a new product called Startup Kit. I loved her insights into how and why people buy software pr...
Episode 64 · · 42:05
First, you need to know that Jarrod Drysdale is a good dude. He's also the author of Bootstrapping Design, and the creator of Cascade.io. He's smart, and humble, and talented and he ...
Episode 63 · · 35:24
Sacha Greif joined me again for a chat on how he marketed Discover Meteor, and why certain blog posts get popular.
Episode 62 · · 38:03
I freakin' love Paul Jarvis. He's creative, he's unique, and he's Canadian.