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Courtland and Channing Allen interview the ambitious indie hackers who are turning their ideas and s

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Katelyn Gleason (@katgleason) has been never satisfied with working for somebody else, and she's nev

Josh Kaufman (@joshkaufman) has read a lot of business books. He also happens to be the author of Th

David Smooke (@DavidSmooke) has been working with content since he got a job as a teenager at the lo

Joel Runyon (@joelrunyon) didn't start out with a whole lot. He couldn't get a job. He had no busine

Austen Allred (@austenallred) was in debt after watching his company implode. Learn how he used his

Isn't having a vision just fluff? Doesn't every business need to start with the practical realities

Stephanie Hurlburt (@sehurlburt) shares the story of how she went from being an employee to being ha

Starting an online business is scary. You're putting yourself out there and risking failure in front

There's some stiff competition in the email marketing space, but that didn't stop brothers Gareth an

Even as a programmer, Vincent Woo never loved school or working at big companies. But he was enthusi

Spenser Skates, the CEO of Amplitude, took a very deliberate approach to becoming a founder and left

When he wrote the first lines of code in his dorm room for his personal to-do list app, Todoist, Ami

What would you do if your side project made $30,000 in its first month? This is the exact situation

Jesse Patel and his cofounder Mike built a product good enough to attract 20k users a month with no

When he started Hotjar two and a half years ago, David Darmanin never expected it to grow so quickly

How do you get people to notice what you're doing and sign up in droves? If Tobias van Schneider is

After a lifetime of hacking, Mike Carson hit on a very big opportunity selling .io domain names. Lea

Ever since he launched a profitable website as a teenager, Philippe Lehoux has had an uncanny abilit

Why is it so difficult to recognize product-market fit before you find it? And how do you find it, a

Most aspiring entepreneurs assume they have to start from scratch. But when Kevin McArdle left his j