Indie Bites From Tweet Hunter's 8 figure exit, to starting all over again - Tibo Louis-Lucas
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May 16, 2024 Serial founder Tibo Louis-Lucas shares his journey from Tweet Hunter's 8-figure exit to starting anew, focusing on early-stage products. Topics include the importance of failing for indie hackers, rapid product iterations, influencer partnerships, and managing post-acquisition funds. Tibo's insights on wealth management, balancing multiple projects, and maintaining work-life harmony make this episode a must-listen for aspiring entrepreneurs.
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Failure Builds Founder Resilience
- Tibo argues failure is a normal and useful part of the founder journey that builds resilience.
- He says quickly failing short projects teaches lessons faster than long slow failures.
Make Rapid Iteration The Default
- Default to shipping a new product every one or two weeks until something unexpected happens.
- Move on quickly rather than letting a failed idea drag on for years.
Eleventh Project Became Breakthrough
- Tweet Hunter was their eleventh product and it broke the pattern by gaining rapid traction.
- Tibo built it for himself because Twitter was their main acquisition channel and it solved his own problem.