The Founder's Mind

A bit about what Greg shares episode: From brutally honest answers in job interviews early on his career to creating read.me and growing a SaaS business. Greg covered a lot of ground.

Show Notes

A bit about what Greg shares episode: From brutally honest answers in job interviews early on his career to creating read.me and growing a SaaS business. Greg covered a lot of ground.


Timeline

[00:39] Intro - Making startup culture cool again
[02:11] About Read.me and API
[04:39] from Idea to action - took greg 5 years to start his venture. Great ideas come back
[09:30] Greg’s experience with being an employee with a bigger vision
[15:59] From upstate New York to San Francisco - leaning into opportunities
[21:02] Greg asks Adam about his podcasting journey
[23:50] starting the company - Learning from the best managers, and learning from the worst managers
[30:38] The Launch, funding & first paying customers, Y combinator
[35:06] A few big lesson greg has learned along his journey
[45:24] Piece of advice - Follow your own way of doing things and learn the lessons first hand
 

Links

https://readme.com/

Book
The Inner Game Of Tennis
 

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The Founder's Mind is a podcast for entrepreneurs wanting to gain insights and tactics from founders of all kinds to learn, grow, and be better equipped to navigate the inherent challenges of entrepreneurship. The podcast is hosted by Adam Mutschler, a Leadership Coach and COO at The Kedar Group.