This week I sat down with Eliot Rathe, aka @TheQCGhost.

Eliot is an email copywriter and the founder of backendboost.co, a B2B SaaS email agency.

Eliot and I discussed:

> How a near death experience led to a semi-pro soccer contract, and inspired him to start his first business.

> How he became a copywriter and used his experience from a failed business to start BackendBoost.

> Why you should learn a new language.

> Growing a Twitter following

> And a business idea involving TikTok and software reviews. 

This week on the 3 ideas podcast, I was joined by Anthony Castrio (@Anthony Castrio ).  

Anthony is the founder of Indie Worldwide, a startup accelerator that connects startup founders around the world.   

We discussed: 

- How Anthony has built Indie Worldwide 

- How to Build a community based business 

- What it's like to be a digital nomad 

- When you should quit your job and go all in 

- And a business idea that could make Millions!

This week I had the opportunity to sit down with Martijn Verbove (@verbove), founder of Webscape.ai and historysearch.com.  

In this episode we discuss:  How Martijn grew History Search to 25,000 users and got the Product Hunt Life hack of the Year award.  

How Martijn met his cofounders and how they are getting their first 1,000 users for Webscape.ai.  

And a business idea for a personal relationship management tool.   Read more at nicconley.substack.com !

This week I sat down with Bryant Suellentrop (@SullyBusiness), the CEO of elevateanddelegate.com .

Bryant walked us through how he started a commercial cleaning business and pivoted into helping business find and hire virtual assistants.

Bryant also walked us through his business idea to start a dog poop clean up company, and how he would build it.

This week I sat down with Stetson Stallworth to discuss how he's building a remote cleaning business doing $7,000 per month. We walked through how Stetson got started and what he recommends to others getting started.   We also discuss how Stetson got into real-estate, and his biggest business idea for the future.

I sat down with Zach Burau to discuss the success of his businesses, advice for indie hackers, and the biggest business opportunity he see's for millennials right now. 

Zach Burau is the found of flyline.io & axe.studio, and has grown his MRR to $20K. 

In this weeks "3 ideas on Sunday" we go over:

 In this weeks "3 ideas on Sunday" we go over:

1. Writing subscription service w/ MRR 

2.  A Hack for Non-Designers - Guest Post By: Joe D'Eramo

3. $102 Million in Funding, 500 Employees, and $600k revenue. The http://Fast.co Disaster

In this weeks "3 ideas on Sunday" we go over: 

1. Business idea of the Week: Food Waste Collection Service

2. Why No One is Reading Your Writing

3. $625 Million was Stolen, and No One Noticed

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