What SaaS would we start today if we started over?

Build Your SaaS

English - April 28, 2020 16:20 - 58 minutes - 40.7 MB - ★★★★★ - 68 ratings
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Catching up with the real-life stuff that's going on

Justin and Justin talk about where they're at.
Podcasts like the Project Journey show, are at the beginning of their journey.

Marie Poulin is a good example of an entrepreneur who's experienced a breakthrough this year; we should celebrate those!

Justin's tweet: "What are we doing this for? Is the purpose of life to "Start business. Make most money. Die." We want to engage with an audience that wants more out of life."

"Stay in your lane." The people who listen to this show aren't one-dimensional. We all live in a social, economic, and political context. We have feelings, families, histories. "Business" exists within these contexts. If our ideas about business are divorced from their human context, how helpful are they really?
22:18 – the Tailwind CSS project is plumbing.
23:15 – what kind of SaaS projects would we start right now?
27:10 – how much money does Nathan Barry have in the bank?
28:50 – you could still build this kind of app (Carrd competitor)
29:30 – Miguel's new product SiteSauce.app

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