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FounderPlaybooks.
What other founders did to grow.
2722 dispatches from hundreds of founders, pulled from the week's best podcasts.
pick a niche that you know how to market in and then build a super quick MVP in like 2 to 3 days with the help of AI
Pick a Niche You Already Know How to Market Before You Build
Maddox's 2026 framework flips the traditional build-first approach: start with distribution knowledge, not product ideas. Knowing your marketing channel before you build means you ship only what you can actually get in front of people. A 2-3 day AI-assisted MVP keeps sunk cost low enough to pivot or kill without ego.
we asked ourselves like can we put this damn podcast completely on autopilot effort wise and we're like no the answer is no and and and and so we didn't stop it in like an official it's officially dead kind of a way we're just like it doesn't make sense now it doesn't feel good to pour resources into it when we don't think it's just from a business perspective
Kill projects the business no longer needs
Productivity creep is the silent killer of focus: things you launched once keep eating energy long after they earn it. Apply a brutal test: can this run on autopilot? If no, and the business doesn't need it, stop shipping it — Indie Hackers killed their flagship podcast (a full day per week) even after landing Seth Godin. Loyalty to old launches is how founders run themselves instead of running the business.
There's a play for whatever you're stuck on.
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