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How an Indie Hacker achieves a sustainable workload

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As an indie hacker, you're a single-person company. You work in all roles at the same time: Programmer, CEO, marketing team, blogger, web designer, etc. etc. How on earth can you stay sane in your mind, and get all this stuff done at the same time, without overloading yourself?

See the corner that Matthias painted himself into, and what solution he found: It's a combination of changes in mindset and in practical organization – changes that you make, too, to get "down to earth" again and have fun!

People and things mentioned in this episode:

- The Balsamiq newsletter about the "whole product" concept
- Michele Hsu, the growth marketer
- The public roadmap for GetTheAudience

Read the transcript of this podcast here:
- Transcript of episode 12 on the GetTheAudience blog

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#Entrepreneur #Business #Matthias Bohlen