I run Venture Harbour, a digital product company that builds a new, highly-automated, online business every year. We've built nine ventures to date, ranging from SaaS tools to macOS productivity software. I bootstrapped the company at 21 years old with 500 in my bank & a broken laptop, and have grown our portfolio to 7-figures with zero outside investment in 7 years. Our two latest ventures are SereneApp.com and Leadformly.com. Here to answer any and all questions about bootstrapping, automation, building products, SEO, landing pages/forms, productivity, being a young entrepreneur, Scandinavian metal, and systemising innovation.
Hey! Dru here. Founder of Trends.vc. We help entrepreneurs discover new markets and ideas. In February 2017, with $250,000 in savings and no plan other than taking a mini-retirement, I quit my job as a big-data engineer. I spent the next three years traveling and learning, practicing Jiu-Jitsu, doing improv, and building products on the side. On February 10th, 2020 I posted the first-ever Trends Report, focusing on Problem, Players, Predictions, Opportunities, Haters, Solutions, and Key Lessons.Since then Trends.vc reached 48,000+ subscribers and 1,000+ Trends Pro Members. Happy to answer any questions on topics we've covered or the journey so far. AMA!
The decline of WeWork following the failed IPO attempt is making many of us makers and remote workers doubt the future of co-working. I'm personally still bullish about the future of co-working because I see the way we work changing a lot over the coming decades. Specifically I see employers embracing flexible working and doing what it takes to hire and recruit the best talent -- regardless of their location or personal circumstances. What do you think?
