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From early Uber employee to raising $750k with a Bubble MVPFrom early Uber employee to raising $750k with a Bubble MVP
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From early Uber employee to raising $750k with a Bubble MVP

Carley Lake, co-founder of Lucky Sweater, transitioned from a successful six-year tenure at Uber to the entrepreneurial world by harnessing the power of no-code tools to build her MVP. Leveraging her experience and insights gained in Silicon Valley, Carley crafted the initial version of Lucky Sweater, an innovative app for community-based clothing swaps, using Bubble.

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How Ab sold his 7-hour Bubble build for $43kHow Ab sold his 7-hour Bubble build for $43k
@nocodelife@nocodelife

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How Ab sold his 7-hour Bubble build for $43k

Ab was busy pitching his latest app to a data security consultant when he realised the consultant wasn’t listening. Instead he was worried about a problem his clients were facing…

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The half-day build that turned into 1,000 paying customersThe half-day build that turned into 1,000 paying customers
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The half-day build that turned into 1,000 paying customers

Louis Pereira built AudioPen, a voice recorder that transcribes and summarizes audio into easy-to-read text, during a half-day hackathon. Despite being an accidental idea, the product took off and gained over 1,000 paying users within two months of launch. In this interview, Louis speaks about his journey in the no-code space, his previous projects, and shares advice for those hoping to launch successful products using no-code tools.

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Passive income is a myth, right?Passive income is a myth, right?
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Passive income is a myth, right?

Let’s talk about the ultimate business model: software-as-a-service (SaaS).

Mindset matters but it's just the start.Mindset matters but it's just the start.
@nocodelife@nocodelife

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Mindset matters but it's just the start.

Everyone seems to have a business book recommendation. Each one promising that after you turn the last page, you'll be ready to launch a successful startup. But let's be honest. You won't be able to build a business. They're really only teaching one thing: mindset.

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From early Uber employee to raising $750k with a Bubble MVPFrom early Uber employee to raising $750k with a Bubble MVP
@nocodelife@nocodelife

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From early Uber employee to raising $750k with a Bubble MVP

Carley Lake, co-founder of Lucky Sweater, transitioned from a successful six-year tenure at Uber to the entrepreneurial world by harnessing the power of no-code tools to build her MVP. Leveraging her experience and insights gained in Silicon Valley, Carley crafted the initial version of Lucky Sweater, an innovative app for community-based clothing swaps, using Bubble.

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How Ab sold his 7-hour Bubble build for $43kHow Ab sold his 7-hour Bubble build for $43k
@nocodelife@nocodelife

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How Ab sold his 7-hour Bubble build for $43k

Ab was busy pitching his latest app to a data security consultant when he realised the consultant wasn’t listening. Instead he was worried about a problem his clients were facing…

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How spending $100k on developers kickstarted JJ Englert's career as a professional no-code developerHow spending $100k on developers kickstarted JJ Englert's career as a professional no-code developer
@nocodelife@nocodelife

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How spending $100k on developers kickstarted JJ Englert's career as a professional no-code developer

JJ is a Bubble pro and familiar name in the community but until recently he was actually a filmmaker. In this interview he tells us how wasting huge amounts on developers ignited his passion for learning nocode.

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The half-day build that turned into 1,000 paying customersThe half-day build that turned into 1,000 paying customers
@nocodelife@nocodelife

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The half-day build that turned into 1,000 paying customers

Louis Pereira built AudioPen, a voice recorder that transcribes and summarizes audio into easy-to-read text, during a half-day hackathon. Despite being an accidental idea, the product took off and gained over 1,000 paying users within two months of launch. In this interview, Louis speaks about his journey in the no-code space, his previous projects, and shares advice for those hoping to launch successful products using no-code tools.

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