Bryce is the founder of Indie.vc, an investment fund focused on revenue over crazy growth. Fueled by his own desire to do things differently, Bryce lives in Salt Lake City, works from home, and while working hard also finds the time to be a hands-on dad, while living life to the fullest.
Key points in this episode
What is this episode all about?
What is Create33 ?
What is Venture Capital?
What is Indie.vc trying to accomplish?
What are some examples of companies that could scale without venture?
How did Bryce Roberts end up in Utah?
Why did @bryce leave San Francisco and move back to Salt Lake City?
What is a good place to recruit outside of the Bay Area?
Is Utah changing under Mormon influence??
How can Indie.vc invest in companies that work differently and still expect high returns on their money?
What is family life like for working parents in the Bay Area?
How did Bryce manage to live in Utah and work from San Francisco?
How much do you have to work to be successful?
Can you have a family and a billion dollar company too?
Why aren't most startup founders trying new ways to run their companies?
What is causing sky-high valuations and massive rounds today?
How did the VC community respond to Indie.vc investment model?
What is the meaning of a burning unicorn?
What companies are the best fit for Indie.vc model?
Can Indie.vc exist if they never find a unicorn?
What is Indie.vc trying to accomplish?
Bryce and Indie.vc are enabling startups to grow and to scale on different terms than a typical venture-funded startup. Indie.vc focus on profitability and a path to attaining leverage, over high burn rate and unrealistic expectations of a typical venture-funded startup.
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