In this episode I’m bringing back a previous guest, Dom Monn, who is the founder of MentorCruise, which he’s now working full time on with a small team. I brought Dom back on to discuss something that has been on my mind, and has come up in twitter conversations recently which Dom has been involved in.

Is indie hacking having an identity crisis? Is the indie label and mentality limiting success and holding many founders back? I think it could be and so we discuss why this might be happening and what we can do about it.

Timestamps

00:00 Intro
01:56 Indie hacker identity crisis
03:42 How indie hacking has changed
06:32 Why the indie label can be a limiter
08:20 Accepting slow growth instead of fixing it
10:33 Should we set bigger goals?
12:10 We still love the indie hacker community
13:50 Recommendations

Recommendations

Book - Sprint
Podcast - This Indie Life
Indie Hacker - Ramen Club

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Is indie hacking having an identity crisis? - Dominic Monn, MentorCruise