
Digital asset builder. Running @indiemaker – the platform for indie founders buying and selling small internet businesses. Small exits are the point.
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Figma acquisition shows how hard it is to turn money into software. You'd think for $20B you could build something as good as Figma yourself, but you can't. Software is art.
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People keep asking variations on this question so I think it's time I added labels to our chart, or maybe some sort of timeline. – at Pa Tong, Thailand
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Good business ideas...
“I noticed a problem that needed solving and tried to fix it.”
Bad business idea...
“I noticed someone else making money and tried to copy them.”
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This morning @gilxhernandez woke up to a flood of new Trailhead applications seemingly overnight.
Upon further investigation...
🎉 Turns we're front page on @crunchbasenews! 🔥
Check out the great article on our SEAL + how we fund bootstrappers 👇🏽
news.crunchbase.com/news/too…
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Buyer: Revenue growth?
Seller: Well. It’s low - BUT - there’s a LOT of potential and you can grow it for sure.
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Owning a SaaS company ≠ starting one.
Individuals can now acquire their way to recurring revenue.
But are different sized businesses all alike?
Enter: Hobby SaaS.
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Something that doesn’t get talked about enough is how much money do you need to become an Indiehacker?
Well here’s what my own finances looked like when I went all-in…
A thread 1/n
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1/ 💰 Trends #0038 — Micro Private Equity
A thread:
• 🔮 3 Predictions
• ☁️ 6 Opportunities
• 🔑 4 Key Lessons
• 😠 5 Haters
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"Find an audience" <- Wrong.
Can you imagine trying to 'find an audience' in real life? Walk around the streets until you find one?
You build an audience by doing useful or interesting things.
Start by finding a MARKET, and do useful things until an audience finds you.
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All disagreements in life (spouses, friends, partners, vendors) arise from unmet expectations.
Practice, and get better at, managing expectations.
More confrontation on the front end leads to less confrontation on the back end.
Don’t procrastinate the confrontation.
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Success is more about the things you don’t do than the things you do.
Simplifying your lifestyle.
Restricting distractions.
Avoiding toxic relationships.
Removing destructive habits.
Freeing up your time.
Not hard to do the right thing when it’s the only thing you do.
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DMs are the best part of Twitter. If you close them or never reply you are missing out on the plaform’s true value: building relationships and making friends.
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The smartest people I’ve met:
They retrain their minds to enjoy being wrong.
They get a dopamine hit when proven wrong because they’re excited to be closer to the truth. The truth is addictive.
In contrast, if you refuse to lose a debate, your brain keeps running old firmware.
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Don't be too judgy about your first 10 years in business.
1964 - Phil Knight starts "Blue Ribbon Sports".
1971 - It's grown to 20 Staff and $300K revenue. The company is renamed "Nike".
1974 - Revenue jumps to $2M with 45 staff.
Today Nike makes $2M in sales every 30mins.





















