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Corey has a crazy first week on his own and contemplates how to create a calm "company of one." Chris forces himself out of the product development vacuum for his latest product and starts working on hiring out some engineering as marketing. They also talk about mental capacity as a knowledge worker, debate the incentives of public companies, and reducing information overload.
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Corey has a crazy first week on his own and contemplates how to create a calm "company of one." Chris forces himself out of the product development vacuum for his latest product and starts working on hiring out some engineering as marketing. They also talk about mental capacity as a knowledge worker, debate the incentives of public companies, and reducing information overload.
Notable mentions:
- Why you should send monthly advisor and investor updates by Tyler Tringas
- Amy Hoy's article about consulting vs product
- Swipe Files is annual only now
- Michele Hansen on being able to reject ICE as a customer
- Mailbrew
- Company of One
- It Doesn't Have To Be Crazy At Work
- More podcasts for bootstrappers
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What is Default Alive?
Two founders share an unedited look at what it's like to bootstrap a startup through weekly updates. Chris Spags is the founder of Jetboost, a suite of no-code plugins for Webflow. Corey Haines is the founder of Swipe Files, a membership site for marketers built with no-code tools. They chronicle their journeys getting to and staying "default alive": profitable, self-sustaining, with infinite runway.