Milly Tamati is not your usual founder. She lives on an remote island off Scotland with a population of just 170 people, previously co-owned a hostel in Thailand, co-founded a wine-tour in Australia and founded an illustration-agency in the UK. Now she’s working on a community called generalist.world, where’s she’s helping generalists like us indie hackers, find like minded individuals and jobs that fit us well.
What we covered in this episode:
- Living on a remote island with 170 people
- Remote life vs city life
- Being isolated when not in a city
- Embracing communities
- Milly’s crazy career journey
- Getting a customer in 12 hours
- Testing your product before you launch
- Why generalists aren’t valued in the world
- Growing to 850 community members in a few months
- How to cultivate community
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