Welcome to this week's episode of Start Up for the Rest of Us.

I'm your host, Rob Walling.

On this week's show, we answer listener questions on topics like competing against a 900-pound gorilla,

splitting from your co-founder, and whether there is such a thing as having enough features in your app.

And I welcome Jeff Epstein back on the show to help me answer your questions.

This is Start Up to the Rest of Us, episode

462. Welcome to Startups for the Rest of Us, the podcast that helps developers, designers,

and entrepreneurs be awesome at building, launching, and growing startups. Whether you've built your fifth startup or you're thinking about your first. I'm Rob,

and today with Jeff Epstein, we're here to share our experiences to help you avoid the mistakes

we've made in the past. Welcome back to startups for the rest of us. Thanks for joining me. Each

week on the show, we cover topics relating to building and growing startups in order to provide ourselves of the better life, prove the world in a small way. We strive to have a positive impact on other people,

be it your customers, your team, your family. We're ambitious founders, but we're not willing to

sacrifice our life, our health, or our families to grow a company. We have several show formats

for startups for the rest of us. You know, every month or two, Mike Tabor comes on and

updates us on his entrepreneurial journey. We also have some tactic and teaching episodes. I do

some interviews now and again, founder hot seats. And today's episode is all about listener questions.

So it's questions from you and folks like you who are listening and they write in or send an

audio question and we do

our best to think it through. I really think about what would I do in their shoes and then answer

the question. So Jeff Epstein comes to join me today and if you remember back to episode 453,

we talked through his journey as a non-technical founder of building a SaaS app to between

5 and 10 million ARR and then exiting that.

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