A long overdue update on how the development of Meeps is going!

What began as some light reading in order to learn more about ADHD, has turned into a new obsession with the molecule that drives every living thing on this planet.

After being diagnosed with ADD and SAD, Josh has been researching natural long-term solutions for a healthy, consistent, and creative mental game.

Josh talks about why it's such a great idea to build a software product right now.

Here's a quick update on how things are going with Meeps and Upscribe

I'm working on a new project with Justin Jackson. Here's what it's been like so far...

Recovered from surgery and back with an exciting announcement. One of my businesses has been acquired!

Time to make a change. Here's how the last 7 months have gone and my plans moving forward.

In this episode (part 2 of 2) Josh talks to Landon Bennet of AdReform about finding and closing on larger SaaS customers.

In this episode (part 1 of 2) Josh talks to Landon Bennet of AdReform about finding and closing on larger SaaS customers.

Josh talks about what it's been like managing his mental health while trying to grow a software company full-time. There's also a tiny rant about a certain well-known exit and how the employees were "taken care of".

Josh gives a quick update on how things are going with Upscribe, the new Paid Newsletters craze, and how tech like Laravel Vapor makes possible to build an ESP as an IndieHacker.

Took the plunge! Josh talks about what it's been like after a month of working on Upscribe full-time.

As a maker, it's easy to get distracted by new technologies or emerging fads. But is it a great idea to start more than one thing? Also, I started a new thing...

Josh goes over some things he's learning about juggling priorities as a founder/GM

Three major things I've learned about customer feedback so far working on a customer feedback platform.

What will "business as usual" look like after this whole thing blows over? Plus; a few ways us techies can help during a pandemic.

A bit of an update about the fam & I (as we've been recovering from COVID-19). I also rant about one of the best differentiators I think a business can have in a crowded market.

Joshua interviews the new Head of Product at Userfeed.io...

Rob Walling (of MicroConf, TinySeed, Drip, HitTail...) takes the mic to talk about the approach he - and now many others - have taken to go from side gig to a profitable SaaS business.

While driving his mini-van home one evening, Josh talks about a Stripe dispute that happened over Christmas time and gives updates on Podmelon (his newly branded podcast editing business) and Upscribe.

Stuck in traffic on my way home from downtown Vancouver, I talk about how the repositioning of Upscribe is going. I also give an update on the podcast editing business, and do some solo-founder venting...

I'm back after missing a week. Today's episode is a bit of a recap on what I've been up to, Upscribe's apparent revenue peak, and the productized service business I've started on the side.

In this episode I talk to Ben Orenstein of Tuple.app and Art Of Product podcast about how years of building "social capital" with his audience has paid off with the "faster than expected" growth of Tuple.