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Safari Your Way to Success: Alex Hillman on 30x500 and Building Successful Businesses
Full show note at https://carlanderson.xyz/saas-growth/episode-12
In this episode, Alex Hillman shares insights from his experience with the 30x500 program and building successful businesses. He discusses the importance of community, the value of listening, and offers advice on managing oneself and one's business effectively. Alex emphasizes the challenges of starting a business, the need for discipline, and the benefits of approaching business-building as a marathon rather than a sprint.
In this episode, Alex Hillman shares insights from his experience with the 30x500 program and building successful businesses. He discusses the importance of community, the value of listening, and offers advice on managing oneself and one's business effectively. Alex emphasizes the challenges of starting a business, the need for discipline, and the benefits of approaching business-building as a marathon rather than a sprint.
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By Carl AndersonFull show note at https://carlanderson.xyz/saas-growth/episode-12
In this episode, Alex Hillman shares insights from his experience with the 30x500 program and building successful businesses. He discusses the importance of community, the value of listening, and offers advice on managing oneself and one's business effectively. Alex emphasizes the challenges of starting a business, the need for discipline, and the benefits of approaching business-building as a marathon rather than a sprint.
In this episode, Alex Hillman shares insights from his experience with the 30x500 program and building successful businesses. He discusses the importance of community, the value of listening, and offers advice on managing oneself and one's business effectively. Alex emphasizes the challenges of starting a business, the need for discipline, and the benefits of approaching business-building as a marathon rather than a sprint.