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Today, I’m speaking with Chris Spags, a software developer and the founder of JetBoost. I was involved in a project with Chris a few years back and recently found out that he's just sold JetBoost, a very popular suite of tools in the Webflow ecosystem. 

So I thought it'd be really interesting and a great time to get him on to talk about his journey with that company and what it's like building within an established ecosystem and how Webflow has grown over the years. 

We also spoke about the process of selling a software business, which is something I know very little about, and what it's like now, after a successful sale and the kind of journey of finding a new direction. 

As always, if you appreciate the show, leave a rating wherever you're listening or share it with someone. And now I hope you enjoy this interview with Chris Spags.

Summary & Chapters (AI Generated)

In this conversation, Chris Spags shares his journey as a software developer and entrepreneur, detailing his experience building JetBoost within the Webflow ecosystem. He discusses the evolution of Webflow, the origin and growth of JetBoost, the challenges of scaling a business, and the process of selling it. Chris reflects on personal growth during this journey, the importance of solving real problems for users, and his aspirations for the future as he navigates life after the sale.

00:00 Overview of Webflow Today

04:42 The Early Days of JetBoost

09:35 JetBoost's Evolution and Features

14:27 Building on a Platform: Risks and Relationships

19:35 Scaling JetBoost and the Decision to Sell

25:30 Navigating the Sale of JetBoost

31:17 The Journey of a Software Developer

38:47 Reflections on Fulfillment and Growth

47:08 Transitioning to New Beginnings