In this episode of Startups for the Rest of Us, Craig Hewitt returns to the show to answer listener questions about productized services, podcasting, and more.

This is Start Up for the Rest of Us, episode 466.

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 Craig Hewitt, we're here to share our experiences to help you avoid the

mistakes we've made.

Welcome back to the show.

As you know, on this show, we value

building real businesses with real customers who pay us real money. We value the freedom to work

on projects that are interesting to us. We value the purpose that it brings us to start our own

endeavors and to have equity and ownership. And we value relationships, whether that's relationships

with our family or our friends. We don't decimate our personal life for the gain of our company.

We are ambitious founders, but we're not willing to sacrifice our life or our health to get where we want to go.

We know that starting a company is hard.

More than half of being a startup founder is managing your own psychology.

And joining me again today is guest Craig Hewitt. He's the founder

of Castos. I did an interview with him a few episodes ago, and I did a call out for questions that

folks had for him about his experience, about his interview. And I wanted to bring him back on the

show, and it's something I want to start doing, assuming there's enough, you know, enough demand for it.

If you didn't hear that interview, Craig has grown Castos to six team members, including himself.

They are a member of the inaugural Tiny Seed batch.

And Craig is really crushing it with Castos, his podcast hosting platform.

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