You better believe it. It's startups for the rest of us, episode 575, where Derek Reimer joins me to give a quick update on Savvy Cal and what he's been up to lately. He's actually thinking through a hiring decision. And then we dive into listener questions. And we talk about shipping code as a bootstrapper versus a large team, talk about pivoting and a zoom-in

pivot, talk about what that means, and we answer more listener questions. Hope you stick

around and join us before we dive in. MicroConfromote 3.0 is happening November 30th,

December 1st, and 2nd. This is our third microconformote, which is a virtual event. It's the no-code guide

for B-to-B SaaS founders. We're going to take a look at the ever-evolving world of no-code.

It's implication for SaaS founders and the best ways you can incorporate no-code across your stack

from marketing to sales, to SEO automation, and more. And once again, we will be using a really

cool community platform that simulates the hallway track. So it's not just people talking at you.

We have usually 20-minute conversations or talks, followed by 10 minutes of Q&A. And then we

roll into hallway track time,

and you can walk around in a virtual world and meet other folks to simulate that.

So it's not a replacement for an in-person event,

but we found a lot of folks who attended the remote events

were folks who had never attended a microcom before,

because the stakes were so much lower here.

The tickets are really inexpensive.

It's a few hours of your time over a couple of days.

And so it's a great way to dip your toe in the water if you have enjoyed the previous

remotes or if you've never been to a microcom.

So head to microcomf remote.com.

If you want to get notified when tickets go on sale.

And with that, let's dive into my conversation with Derek Rimer, where I get an update on SavvyCal, and then we dive in to listener questions.

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