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Time is definitely less. All personal fun projects have to be put on a back burner so that family and work can take priority for a little while. It helps to put any priority tasks on a calendar, to at least keep yourself organized and focused.

Founders tend to intertwine their identity and the success of their company. Yet, if you rely on the outside factors to make you happy, you are always going to be disappointed. Here's Justin explaining this concept on Below the Line.

Jason went to public school and he was not the top of his class. Yet, he has had significantly more success than some who graduated from Harvard.

Communication, socializing, loneliness, and boundaries are costs when it comes to working remotely. Isolation is heavily mentioned for remote workers. Hiten relieves that this feeling is impactful for newly remote workers since they are used to going into work and being around coworkers.

It is due to the heavy emphasis of collaborative work to get something done. If one person tries to do something creative, the need of collaboration is emphasized, so more people are added to a project that could have been completed by one person, which then creates a compromised version due to everyone's ideas and differences.

Chase believes that we are very malleable creatures and we can adopt. As a photographer he used to travel a lot, and learned to understand that if he wanted to continue working that life, he'd have to find ways to quickly adopt to new places.

Podcast could have a huge long-term value to a business.

Indie Hackers podcast started as a side project and has been that way for two years. People would read the website blog and the forum, and then come to listen to the podcast. Lately, however, it has flipped, where people are now discovering the podcast first, and then visiting Courtland's website.

Yes. In 2020 people now do not care if you have a degree or not, as long as you can do the work.

"MBAs don't make great founders" is a notion created by sample bias, where people who want typically get an MBA are most often not startup founders and don't have the same aspirations.

If you take a great founder and give them the MBA skills, that would only make them better at business.

That said, MBA is expensive, and if you can afford to take on the risk, you have to prepare for it.

Alcohol and marijuana block your "dream sleep," your REM sleep where you are most rested and your body can dream. Once you go sober, the body then tries to catch up on all the good sleep it had missed.

Same happens when you sleep in more on the weekends. The body uses extra sleep time to go deeper, and thus you experience more dreams.

At one point while being in school in Nashville, Sam Parr started an online store, and inspired by its growth, he decided to move out to San Francisco, to the hug of online businesses.

While in SF, he started Hustle Con as a way to meet interesting people to partner with. The conference made good profit, so he did it again. It was not a lot of work, and the way he grew it was a newsletter.

That's when he realized the Hustle was his ticket to building a huge media company.