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Episode description
It's episode one hundred today — and we have a spectacular guest to celebrate! It's Patrick McKenzie, a SaaS thought leader who doesn't need an introduction. We talk about leveling up your business — starting with smaller products like books, and then progressing towards more complex ones. Patrick explains why products can make such positive influence on your life and business, shares stories and examples, and provides inspiration for those who are starting out.
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Show Notes- How I went from $100-an-hour programming to $X0,000-a-week consulting — Patrick's article that changed Jane's business many years ago
- Bingo Card Creator, Appointment Reminder, Starfighter — some of Patrick's previous projects
- Stripe Atlas — Patrick's current place of work
- Stripe Atlas Guides — guides on running an internet business
- The Business of SaaS by Patrick McKenzie, Networking for Founders by Stephanie Hurlburt — some of these guides
- Leveling Up — Patrick's talk recap from MicroConf Europe 2015
- Episode 89: SaaS vs Ecommerce with Josh Pigford — an episode where Josh Pigford talks about Cedar & Sail, his craft and ecommerce business
- Patrick's website
- Follow Patrick on Twitter: @patio11
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