Chris Frantz is the co-founder of Loops, YC backed email tool for startups. Chris is one of those people who just knows how to run a SaaS business, having founded and sold Snazzy AI, acquired by Unbounce last year. Chris has been living rent free in my brain after a conversation we had a few weeks ago about my multiple projects. A lot of you are going to have multiple projects too, and wondering why you’re not getting anywhere with them. In this episode, Chris is going to explain why.

What we cover in this episode

Some of Chris previous bootstrapped projects
- PH profile
How Chris started and sold Snazzy.ai
- Selling article
Tackling email with Loops.so
Making the chef’s knife of email
Why you should have a single focus
Why having a portfolio of small bets doesn’t work
Doing the hard things
Having hobby projects vs a business

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Why you need a single focus (and ditch your portfolio of projects) - Chris Frantz, Loops