In this episode of "The Idea Maze," Rob Go sits down with Bryce Roberts, Founder of Indie Enterprises. Bryce Bryce discusses his shift from a corporate setting to focusing on investments that prioritize customer needs and sustainable cash flows over traditional funding routes. He emphasizes the value of starting small, taking risks, and maintaining independence, providing insights into how these principles guide his support for unconventional entrepreneurs.
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In this episode of "The Idea Maze," Rob Go sits down with Bryce Roberts, Founder of Indie Enterprises. Bryce Bryce discusses his shift from a corporate setting to focusing on investments that prioritize customer needs and sustainable cash flows over traditional funding routes. He emphasizes the value of starting small, taking risks, and maintaining independence, providing insights into how these principles guide his support for unconventional entrepreneurs.
Episode 6: Brian Long, Author of Problem Hunting: The Tech Startup Textbook
The Idea Maze
47 minutes
2 years ago
Episode 6: Brian Long, Author of Problem Hunting: The Tech Startup Textbook
On our sixth episode of The Idea Maze, Rob sits down with Brian Long, a serial entrepreneur who started two venture funded companies so far. TapCommerce scaled quickly and was sold to Twitter for $100M, and Attentive is a large scale independant business generating hundreds of millions of dollars in revenue. Brian is also the author of Problem Hunting: The Tech Startup Textbook, from which he shares extremely tactical advice for entrepreneurs at all stages of the idea maze. Show ...
The Idea Maze
In this episode of "The Idea Maze," Rob Go sits down with Bryce Roberts, Founder of Indie Enterprises. Bryce Bryce discusses his shift from a corporate setting to focusing on investments that prioritize customer needs and sustainable cash flows over traditional funding routes. He emphasizes the value of starting small, taking risks, and maintaining independence, providing insights into how these principles guide his support for unconventional entrepreneurs.
