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Super proud of @convertkit, which now takes in more than $15M/year. Hard to believe @nathanbarry started out an indie hacker! indiehackers.com/product/conver…
3 must-read biz books: 1) Getting things done - how to organize everything 2) Turn the ship around! - turn followers into leaders 3) The E myth - why most small businesses don't work & how to fix What are yours?
It’s ridiculous to think you can simply launch a marketing campaign and receive instant results. It doesn’t work that way in the real world. You must listen and pay close attention to what’s actually happening
Be yourself and stay true to your original business concept. Show people who you really are and don’t pretend to be somebody you’re not.
OH: "This entire ecosystem is just makers making for other makers, startups selling to other startups! This can't go on forever!" The vast majority of the business world is companies selling things to each other, and it's been that way forever.
"That was really the goal: to not have to work for other people, to create what I wanted to create, when I wanted to do it." @robwalling came on to discuss growing Drip to millions in revenue and why he's investing in bootstrappers with @tinyseedfund 🙌 indiehackers.com/podcast/082-ro…
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Lessons Learned from a Lifetime of Bootstrapping with Rob Walling of Drip and TinySeed
At first, Rob Walling (@robwalling) didn't know what he wanted to create — he just knew that he was tired of working for other people. After he spent hi...
I noticed that spectrum.chat sending so many emails, the default email settings including so many types, I have to turn them all off and feel so annoying. Everytime I create an account I have to manually turn of email settings or I will receive hundreds of emails ^^
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Creating custom-styled components is fun! But often they lead to a lack of accessibility. Here's my tutorial on how to build a custom & accessible drop down! (Also I'm not an a11y expert so please let me know if I missed something!) dev.to/emmawedekind/c…
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Creating A Custom, Accessible Drop Down
Note: I'm still learning accessibility, so if you find a flaw in my method, please let me know in the...
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