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The "No BS" version of how startups are really built, taught by actual startup Founders who have lived through all of it. Hosts Wil Schroter and Ryan Rutan talk candidly about the intense struggles Founders face both personally and professionally as they try to turn their idea into something that will change the world.
Frecuencia de actualización:
every 8 days
Duración media del audio:
37 minutes
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Estados Unidos
345 episodios
desde 11 de marzo de 2019
episodic
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~68.48% of listeners are from United States.
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US
68.48%
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PH
16.11%
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IN
5.21%
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CA
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FR
0.23%
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ÚLTIMO EPISODIO 🔗
Why do founders have to be “unfireable” for a startup to work? The episode argues that founding is the only job where you create the role yourself, have no real credentials, and will be wrong most of the time—yet you must keep going long enough to find the few bets that work. Unlike traditional exe…
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Ever gotten startup advice that sounded like a fact—but was really just someone’s confident opinion? This episode breaks down why so much startup advice is dangerous, especially from well-meaning advisors who lack self-awareness about their bias and the weight their words carry. Ryan and Will unpac…
Ever wonder which “version of you” should show up to dinner, a board meeting, or a team update? This episode breaks down why founders feel like they’re constantly auditioning different personas—optimistic forecaster, calm leader, guarded partner—because the honest answer (“I don’t know” or “we’re s…
What if you could build a working prototype without giving away half your company? The episode argues that tools like Claude have ended the old “technical co-founder as early-stage gatekeeper” dynamic: founders used to need a developer to cross the first binary hurdle from idea to product, and some…
What are you actually willing to do to get what you want as a founder? Using Will’s 6:00 a.m., 15-degree framing session and a dumpster-diving Bobcat mishap as metaphors, this episode breaks down what separates founders from everyone else: an “unreasonable” willingness to do hard, risky, uncomforta…
What happens when AI turns your hard-won moat into a weekend project? This episode argues that AI has effectively forced established companies back into “startup mode,” wiping out long-held assumptions about products, staffing, and competitive advantage. Will and Ryan break the reset into three shi…
Ever notice how people show up loudest after you’ve already won? This episode digs into why founders often get the least support when the risk is highest—and the most opinions once success is “de-risked.” Will shares early moments of having virtually no safety net (including starting with $19, drop…
What if building a company is the fastest way to find out what you’re actually capable of? This episode explores how startups don’t just get built by founders—startups build founders by forcing them into new roles like finance, sales, marketing, design, legal, and leadership, often before they feel…
What if “retirement” for founders isn’t about stopping work, but finally getting relief? The conversation unpacks why builders rarely stop building: founders are wired to create, not to consume, and the fantasy of beach life usually shows up at a low-energy point when what’s really needed is recove…
Ever feel like you’re “almost ready” to launch—just one more feature, plan, or credential away? This episode argues that “ready” isn’t a prerequisite for startups; it’s the result of starting and getting real market feedback. Using examples like selling early software for $1,500, learning web build…
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