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I finally got to talk to Amanda Goetz, a marketer-turned-full-time-creator, who’s generously poured out her wisdom on navigating the creator economy. Amanda’s journey from corporate life to the…
Read the essay →Let’s talk about planning fallacies for bootstrapped founders. As a founder, especially if you’re starting a business alone, planning is important. But you have to get it right. There are a few…
Read the essay →Arvid Kahl 0:00 Welcome to The Bootstrapped Founder. Today, I’m chatting with Ruben Gamez. He’s a longtime indie hacker, a SaaS experts and then all round treasure trove, both of knowledge and…
Read the essay →Today, I want to discuss a problem some founders face when they discover someone else has already created their idea. I certainly felt deflated when my cool idea was already being done by someone…
Read the essay →Arvid Kahl 0:00 Welcome to The Bootstrapped Founder. Today, I’m excited to share my conversation with marketing expert, Corey Haines. We dive deep into some of the biggest challenges that indie…
Read the essay →Reading Time: < 1 minuteInstead of writing a lengthy article this week, I pointed my iPhone at my face, clipped on a wireless mic, put the puppy in the background of the shot, and hit record. I share…
Read the essay →Arvid Kahl Welcome to The Bootstrapped Founder. We’ve all heard of climbing the corporate ladder. But my guest today, Emmet Gibney, takes this concept to a whole new level. He shares his remarkable…
Read the essay →Recently, I had a great conversation with Kevin McArdle, an accomplished investor who essentially operates in the private equity space. He’s also the person who acquired my first successful SaaS…
Read the essay →Arvid Kahl 0:00 Welcome to The Bootstrapped Founder. Today, I’m talking to Louis Pereira. He’s the maker behind the audio transcription product, Audio Pen, which recently became very successful after…
Read the essay →Should you even write in a world dominated by generative AI? Isn’t your one brain competing with data centers that can do trillions of calculations per second where you can barely hold a single…
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