Shutting down :(

It feels like most startups are just a new feature release away from the end

I made $200k in 60 days doing a job I can't do

I didn't know how to do the actual work. That turned out to be the whole point.

"Good Enough" Almost Cost Me The Real Business

"Talk to your customers" they said. How about "Talk to your vendors"?

I just made $3m in 18 weeks (and I want to make it simple for you to do the same)

My (brief) journey into blue collar, and how I made millions in 4.5 months

The Unfair Advantage Nobody In Tech Is Talking About

What NOT stopping could cost you

Did you future proof your income yet?

Is "Who you know" becoming more or less important over time? I feel connection reigns supreme, but not for the same old reasons.

The Problem With The "State of the Union"

Will you come on my podcast?

These days the primary focus of my life is...my life. Wanna talk about yours?

You don't need to be a founder

A hard lesson learned from watching too many people do this for too long

Ugly Products Win Too

Perfection is a trap. The real wins come from scrappy tools that solve real problems, warts and all. Here’s why “good enough” might be your startup’s unfair advantage.

Build for your damn users!

A note about the all-too-easy Twitter trap and why building for builders will kill your thing.