
Paul Jarvis
Author of "Company of One" and founder of Fathom Analytics, a privacy-focused web analytics company. Known for his minimalist business philosophy and focus on intentionality.
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Aug 1, 2023 • 1h 12min
Paul Jarvis: gaining freedom by building an indie business
Justin catches up with his old internet friend Paul Jarvis. Today, Paul co-founded Fathom Analytics with Jack Ellis: a simple alternative to Google Analytics. Paul is also the author of the book "Company of One," which has influenced a whole generation of indie entrepreneurs (and has been reviewed by Cal Newport, Chris Guillebeau, Ben Chestnut, Tiago Forte, and more). Previously, Justin and Paul did a weekly mastermind, where they supported and encouraged each other around our indie businesses. They decided to do a catch-up call and recorded it so you could listen in. 👍Highlights:(00:10) - Intro
(02:20) - Being off the internet
(03:58) - What's a typical day for Paul?
(06:21) - Looking back at our Mastermind call
(08:08) - There's no beginning and no end
(10:36) - Things that are out of your control affect your business
(13:08) - Does Justin's surfing metaphor make sense to a surfer?
(16:11) - How would you start an indie business in 2023?
(22:05) - You've got to get in motion
(25:08) - Using products in your category for a long time
(27:53) - Is there still any room in Saas?
(31:56) - The act of making the bet
(38:45) - Is freelancing still viable in 2023?
(42:55) - Company design is lifestyle design
(45:00) - Worrying about being stagnant
(47:20) - How do you handle customer feature requests?
(52:08) - It's ok to be late to a shift in the market
(58:24) - Caring is an indie advantage
(01:05:05) - Collaboration is what gets us anywhere
🎙️ Podcast hosting is provided by Transistor.fm.📺 Learn how to start your own podcast!Links:Fathom Analytics (get $10 off)Book: Company of OneArticle: How to Start a MastermindWayback Machine: Mint AnalyticsArticle: Why we moved from courses to SaaSSelf-Publishing Hangout: Paul Jarvis, Nathan Barry, Sacha Greif, Justin Jackson
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Jun 6, 2019 • 18min
A Minimalist Approach to Business
Paul Jarvis shares why you might want to rethink growth as the status quo, how social media has changed the way we think about success & the three questions you should ask yourself before working towards any goal. Find Paul here: http://pjrvs.com Get the full full interview here: patreon.com/mattdavella

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Nov 13, 2015 • 1h 6min
013: Why You Should Build a Personal Brand with Paul Jarvis
Paul Jarvis, a successful writer, shares his biggest mistakes in his writing career, the success behind his vegan cookbook, and why personal branding is important. He discusses the importance of creating valuable content for the target audience, attracting clients through a vegan cookbook and online business book, and the benefits of building an audience. They also discuss challenges with URLs, pricing and distribution strategies for an audio book, and the power of having a unique voice.

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Aug 27, 2024 • 2min
#122 Company of One by Paul Jarvis
Paul Jarvis, an author who promotes the value of small businesses, dives deep into his philosophy that bigger isn't always better. He challenges the conventional belief that growth equals success, emphasizing that staying small can lead to more sustainable and fulfilling business outcomes. Listeners will discover how prioritizing efficiency and strong customer relationships can redefine success, pushing towards a more meaningful approach in the business world.

Jul 6, 2023 • 44min
Paul Jarvis - Company of One
Paul Jarvis discusses his journey in tech, project selection process, scaling without more time, audience attraction, and defining success. He emphasizes staying small in business, hiring top talents, and the 'Company of One' mindset.