Founder Views - SaaS, Business, and Beyond

If you’re ever feeling too much comfort in business, you should be very worried! Listen to this quick 2 minute rant on thinking bigger and setting higher goals!

Show Notes

It’s very easy to get complacent in any business, especially when things are going smoothly. When you’re getting a nice stable paycheck, business is growing steadily and you’re living a good lifestyle, it’s very easy to take a back seat and get comfortable.

If you’re ever feeling too much of this, you should be very worried. This is when you should snap out of it, and get in serious grind mode.

These are the moments when you have to start thinking about escalating your business, breaking into that next threshold, and setting new goals. Whether it’s breaking a revenue benchmark (ie. going from $1M to $5M), growing your team, or investing in more resources, it’s usually these moments of comfort where you know it’s time to start plotting and executing your next move. Too much comfort is usually a bad thing. It’s those feelings of uncomfort that usually mean you’re trying to move the needle and grow the business.

Business is very competitive and cutthroat. If you aren’t thinking about how to reach the next level, and be the leader in your industry, those next young and hungry entrepreneurs are going to catch you, eat you up and leave you behind.

Never settle and never get comfortable. Think bigger, always.

Music by sifer2424

What is Founder Views - SaaS, Business, and Beyond?

Founder Views is a podcast for SaaS builders who want real conversations, not recycled playbooks.

Hosted by Kosta Panagoulias, a 2x SaaS founder, the show features in-the-trenches conversations with SaaS CEOs, operators, and experts. Each episode digs into the decisions, strategies, wins, and struggles that shape real companies - practical insights from people actively building, not theorizing.

While the core focus is SaaS growth, leadership, and execution, the podcast also leaves room for broader discussions that help founders think better - whether that’s economics, technology, markets, or other big-picture business topics.

If you want raw, easy-to-follow conversations with people who've actually built something, you’ll feel right at home.