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102: Paul Jarvis - Staying Small

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Full Stack Radio • Episode 102
102: Paul Jarvis - Staying Small
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November 21, 2018 • Episode 102
102: Paul Jarvis - Staying Small
By Adam Wathan • View the Website
In this episode Adam talks to Paul Jarvis about defining your own version of success and why you might not need to build a big business to achieve it.
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Episode Details

In this episode Adam talks to Paul Jarvis about defining your own version of success and why you might not need to build a big business to achieve it.

Show Notes

Topics include:
  • Why "success" shouldn't mean the same thing to everyone
  • How to stay small without doing all the work you don't want to do yourself
  • Why it's important to define what "enough" is for your business instead of always feeling the need to do better than you did last year
  • Questions to ask yourself to figure out what "success" would be for you
  • How knowing your "enough" can help you build better products for the people you want to serve
  • Why you should ignore the people who don't like what you're doing and double down on the people who love it
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What is Full Stack Radio?

A podcast for developers interested in building great software products. Every episode, Adam Wathan is joined by a guest to talk about everything from product design and user experience to unit testing and system administration.


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