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320: Dr. Jessica Gold — Emotional Resilience and Self-Care for Founders
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319: My SaaS Server Exploded (& How I Salvaged It)
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318: Louie Bacaj — Betting Small to Win Big
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317: Podscan, 2 months and $1k MRR in
First two months are crucial for understanding financial health as PodsCan has been funded on a six-figure scale but incurred relatively low costs thus far.
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316: Marybeth Alexander — Knowledgebase Secrets
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315: MicroConf Atlanta — My Biggest Learnings
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314: Nicolai Klemke — Switching Lanes: Physics PhD to Indie Hacker
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313: Challenges of Offering an API
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312: Aaron Francis — You're FIRED!
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311: Finding my Ideal Customer Profile
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310: Jessica Malnik — How to Communicate as an Indie Hacker
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309: Funded!
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308: Michael Taylor — Prompt Engineering for Fun & Profit
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307: Addressing my Weaknesses
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306: Johannes Radig — Traveling the World and Raising Prices
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305: AI Hype — The Straight Line Bias and the Fear of not Keeping Up
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304: Tyler Tringas — Investing in Bootstrapped SaaS
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303: How I Deal with Investment Offers
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302: Nick Groeneveld — Speaking the Language of your Customers
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301: Podscan, One Month In (MRR, Expenses, Marketing Tactics)
It takes time to achieve profitability; early stages involve significant investment and operational costs.
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