Jamming on no-code education for entrepreneurs and where it might fit in the services journey map of a provider. Here are the other links I referenced in the episode: 

It's the weekly, week in review episode (here's the template I use). Discussing the wins and losses and all that jazz at Lunch Pail Labs this week (1-24/22 - 1/28/22)

Jamming about digital minimalism and how I'm thinking about it at Lunch Pail Labs.

Jamming about recent trends in open-source SAAS and how that can be applied to no-code as well as some tools that I'm keen on trying. 

Here are the tools mentioned in the episode

And here's a previous episode I shared on open-source no-code (🤦🏿‍♀️ excuse the background music, it was a year ago and I thought that was a good idea)

Today's episode is an expansion of the software stacks as the firm concept that I mentioned in the nature of the firm and solopreneurship podcast episode and essay. Specifically operational tools that are supporting this change and some reflections on opportunities!

This episode is an extension of the atomic product episode that I shared a few weeks back. Today, cracked open the Wiley book of Testing business ideas and picked out a few tactics I might try. Overall I think I'm looking for something different as an atomic product but jamming about all of that in this episode.

It's the weekly, week in review episode (here's the template I use). Discussing the wins and losses and all that jazz at Lunch Pail Labs.

A mental model is a representation of how something works. They help us simplify the complex into understandable and organizable chunks. From Elon Musk to Charlie Munger, many of the world’s popular leaders use mental models as they can help provide a shortcut to thinking clearly.

Here are a few of the models I think of often as I grow a digital product studio. See Farnam street's blog post for more.

Transparency and openness are en vogue. There’s the open startup trend that companies like Butter and Ghost embrace, Austin Kleon put out the call for artists and creators to Show Your Work in his 2014 book, and many creators today embrace #buildinpublic. Starting to see a lot of this manifest by working in public and I jam on some opportunities there and what I might adopt at Lunch Pail Labs in today's episode.

Read along, in today's atomic essay.