Rob Walling, founder of Drip and co-founder of MicroConf, talks about building and selling SaaS companies. He spent 11 years on side projects before a life-changing exit, and explains why he values money for the freedom it gives rather than the money itself.
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Pioneer in the SaaS universe, Rob is a serial entrepreneur, the founder of Drip, co founder of Microconf.
And the host of Startups for the Rest of Us.
One of the most popular startup podcasts in the world.
He's bootstrapped, sold, and scaled multiple companies.
He helps small business founders build real companies their own way.
It took me 11 years, from the time I started doing side projects until I had my life changing. Exit Steve Jobs talks about these three things that he did as he was growing up, and he's like, that's why Apple is so different. I don't care about money for what money buys. I care about money for the freedom it buys. I was always like, I want to make enough money that I never have to work again. And I built that. The problem was.
