Welcome to this week's episode of Startups for the Rest of Us. I'm your host, Rob Walling.

This week, I talk with Helen Riles about the 42 side projects that she's launched over the past 10 years,

and we dig into the no code movement, which I know what it is. And like you, I probably have a concept in my mind,

but I wanted to speak with someone who's knee deep

in the no code movement and find out how she thinks about it. But before we get into that, I wanted

to tell you about something we've launched with microconf on air. And what it is is we're going

back through the best microconv talks of all time, and we're taking the audio tracks from

those talks, and we are releasing one every Tuesday morning on the MicroConf on air podcast.

So microconf podcast.com, or you can go to any podcaster and search for a microconf on air.

And every Tuesday morning, there will be a new microconf talk. And every Thursday

morning, there will be an audio release of our Wednesday MicroConf on Air live stream. We have

three talks that have already been released. So you can go check them out. These are three of the top

five rated microcomf talks of all time. The first one is from Joanna Weeb, proven ways to widen your

funnel using just your calls to action. The other one is designing the ideal bootstrap business from Jason Cohen,

and the third is playing the long game, making entrepreneurship a sustainable life by my wife,

Dr. Sherry Walling. Coming up are talks from Patio 11, a talk from me, 11 years to overnight success,

where I talk about the drip exit and what

that all look like. And then we're going to go on. We're going to dig into the best talks of

microcomph. We have close to 200 of them. So we have a lot of content to release that you can,

you know, you can listen to via audio. So you don't have to sit and watch a video because I struggle

to watch

videos even at 1.7x speed. And this is a way where you can stream it or you're doing the dishes

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