Justin Jackson shares lessons from running a skate shop, optimizing for profit, designing a 'calm company,' co-founding Transistor, having kids early, and how money brings happiness. He emphasizes the importance of financial stability, customer support, and creating margin for life in business.

Today I'm talking to Justin Jackson (@mijustin). He's someone who started out in entrepreneurship by opening a brick and mortar snowboarding shop. I want to find out how he made the unlikely leap into SaaS and how having four kids at a young age changed both his journey and how he thinks about money, legacy, and the future. Follow Justin on Twitter: https://twitter.com/mijustinGet your podcast hosted on Transistor: https://transistor.fm/

Sahil Lavingia (@shl) and Justin Jackson (@mijustin) join Courtland (@csallen) and Channing (@ChanningAllen) for a special debate-style episode. It's four dudes talking about Elon Musk. What could go wrong?Follow Sahil on Twitter: https://twitter.com/shlCheck out Gumroad: https://gumroad.com/Follow Justin on Twitter: https://twitter.com/mijustinCheck out Transistor.fm: https://transistor.fm/

Justin Jackson from Transistor joins Adam to discuss hiring insights, including team recruitment, candidate selection, and interview process. They share tips on standing out as a candidate, building relationships, and increasing luck surface area. The discussion covers job postings, navigating small team dynamics, and the power of personal connections in the hiring process.

Ian Landsman, Tyler Tringas, and Justin Jackson discuss the launch of Campfire and its impact on indie hackers and bootstrappers. They explore the concept of 'once' and its implementation in Campfire, comparing it to other chat systems and discussing limitations as a self-hosted solution. The panel also addresses subscription fatigue, market dynamics, and the growing popularity of SaaS over one-time desktop sales in the industry.

Justin Jackson, CEO of Transistor.fm, talks about exciting new features for podcast networks, enhancing overall user experience. Mike Parkinson shares the journey of creating 'Virtually Parkinson,' showcasing an AI-powered version of his father's voice. Jamie Anderson from Deep Fusion Films adds insights on the implications of AI in storytelling and voice cloning technology. The trio discusses the emotional and ethical considerations of using AI in podcasts, and how it might shape the future of media communication.

Justin Jackson, co-founder of Transistor.fm, discusses building a calm company with a strong financial engine. Topics include the importance of the market, calm companies for sustainable growth, family business experiments, and investing strategies.

Justin Jackson, co-founder of Transistor.fm, discusses the role of video in podcasting and whether it will overshadow audio podcasts. They also talk about the growth of podcasting, the concept of friction in audio podcast consumption, and the future of podcasting. Additionally, they reflect on their journey of building a successful business and discuss the impact of their company on their lives and team members.

Previous guests of various popular podcasts come together to discuss the value of B2B podcasting, building a SAS company in the podcasting industry, criteria for funding from investors, and optimizing tags for discoverability and attracting listeners. They also touch on the advantages of having a co-founder with coding skills and the importance of building relationships and incentives for successful partnerships.

The Anti Chris Walker, previous guest, challenges the concept of 'dark social' and emphasizes the importance of building brand and creating a network. They discuss the different types of sellers and effective leadership, explore content syndication and lead generation, understand the challenges of selling, and reflect on the podcast's positioning and upcoming changes.