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Can you tell me how to get a free ticket for this year? 🙏 1000 euros for a start up on early stages is a lot, and not including the accommodation and fight

46:00 product market fit 48:00 you can get strong product market fit with a subset of people 48:40 sometimes you’re just not marketing well to the subset you have strong fit with 50:10 podcast audiences are a lot, but average revenue per customer is a lot lower. Math is very different, and that’s volume based 1:00:40 why it’s good to focus founder attention on areas of uncertainty and risk, not reliable things you can manage (like coding if you’re a developer) 1:02:20 hire also to offload repeatable stuff, so you can lead and charge into more interesting and uncertain challenges 1:21:30 why selling an asset is the most money you’ll make 1:23:20 you can then do whatever the heck you want after that 1:29:00 freedom purpose and relationships 1:30:20 annual retreats

Thanks for sharing! Excited to tune in and learn more about the startup selling process. Your dedication to providing valuable insights is appreciated!

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It would be great if you can share your twitter or Instagram profile as I want to talk about saas from you

Your the smartest guy I know

Great podcast. I want to dm you can you share social media account

I found this a great podcast! more of this man....

What’s your Instagram love to talk

Great interview

Pop a doctor. Mom a lawyer. That helps, doesnt it? One can afford to take all the risks in the world. There is a fat cushion to always fall on. 😂

I like you pointed out being self-employed is not same as being an entrepreneur. - There is a big difference, but many people are not aware of this.

Yo this was awesome actually

31:50 starting business and trying stuff is so much more interesting than other life paths 33:00 stress at 27 35:30 the difficulty of making regular salary as a business person 38:50, 43:30 the difficulty of doing entrepeneurship, how that’s the main barrier to entry 41:00 doing entrepeneurship on the side, so you won’t have to face the demoralizing outcome of having to go back to working for someone else 1:00:14 edge is a nascent but growing market 1:03:30 gotta try many times 1:05:45 need ti get stuff out the door 1:06:42 making 2 milly a year 1:10:10 making value from your laptop in bed

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I remember how you were doubting that would ever even be possible (on a pod with Arvid, I think). Congrats! Always believed in you since I first came across your stuff a few months ago 🔥

Great podcast. May I give a suggestion. Or a comment. I would prefer if you tried to get more about technical content from him what kind of technologies he used how he managed to learn them, what where the challenges he had to overcome and what are the marketing strategies he uses etc

This was awesome! I really liked it.

Hey, tip for the host: You interrupt Dago very often, that makes it hard to follow, and diminishes information. Dago managed to get back on topic, but it feels a lot of valuable content got lost this way. Charly on launchedfm (or Lex Fridman) are good examples of hosts. Thanks for considering :)

What tool did you use to create this audio to video?

This is absolute gold! Thank you for bringing Arvid on the show 🙏🏽 And thank you, Arvid, for sharing your approach + so many actionable tips & ideas! Really impressed and inspired by the clarity of your thinking. The whole channel/podcast is seriously underrated, you both should be way more famous )

Hey! I think there's a problem with the video (or is it just me?) Video stops at 8 min 11 seconds. RUclips says the video is 1h22min long, but the timeline doesn't go further than 8min11.

This whole convo was great, so many nuggets in there 🙏🏽 and I loved the format (playlist vs one longer vid) - super smart!

RUclips knows me very well by now... I have the habit of watching (more listening) to sth. from my watchlist in the morning when preparing breakfast. And today this great interview was at the top of the feed. I couldn't resist, although I'm way behind in the podcast's episodes, and started to listen 👂. Thank you Tiago and Simon for another great interview. It was (well is, I'm not through, yet) very interesting. Also, I fully agree with Simon saying his social life always was more outside of work. It's definitely another good reason for being a founder, your own boss and feeling a bit awkward about working in another company 😅

Loved this podcast!

Love the vinyl records on the wall :D

Pastel de nata is the best!

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This is fire!

How’s everyhing going?~you made good -talk you later!

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Great podcast!

This was such a useful session! The landing page looks much better now - João clearly has a natural talent for this!

So cool you guys end up meeting!

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