Four founders prove you don’t need Silicon Valley, a technical degree, or a massive seed round to build a massive company. We go through the key observations from the last 4 episodes: How Skip created a $200M business in a third tier city, Polarsteps’ NPS‑obsessed rise, Jobber’s decade‑long compounding engine, and why a small decision was key to Public.com’s huge success. You’ll learn when to ignore best practices, how to choose one north‑star metric, and why slow, relentless improvement beats silver‑bullet fantasies. Perfect fuel for scrappy founders hunting product–market fit.Why You Should ListenThe single‑metric focus that took a travel app to $10M ARR through CovidTurning six months of “no’s” into $100M ARR: the slow‑burn playbookWhy mastering your craft first can unlock your next billion‑dollar ideaPicking the rules to break: using “unconventional” as an unfair advantage00:00:00 Intro00:01:30 Why location odds matter less than you think00:02:50 Skip the Dishes proves huge wins can start in tiny markets00:05:30 Polarsteps shows what happens when one metric rules them all00:09:00 Jobber’s decade‑long slow burn to compounding growth00:14:40 Public.com and the power of diving deep into your craft00:21:40 The real skill: knowing when to ignore conventional wisdom00:24:30 Key takeaways and next steps for your own playbookSend me a message to let me know what you think!

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