This is where the show starts - not with a playbook, but with a confession. Founders Ivan Ivanka and Attila Sukosd sit down to talk honestly about why their own growth kept breaking for two years, and what finally changed, in them and in how they build.
The lesson that runs through it: growth that is assembled from parts nobody owns - a freelancer here, an agency there, a CRM nobody updates, the founder still selling at 11pm - breaks the moment you get busy. Building things has never been cheaper or faster. Getting them in front of the right people, and keeping the pipeline alive while you do the actual work, is the whole game now.
It is candid, unfiltered, and occasionally profane. It is the origin of how we think about growth - operated, not assembled - and why we built Markster the way we did.
If your own growth feels assembled and fragile, see where it leaks: run the free Revenue Blockers diagnostic at markster.ai.