Today we’re bringing you the first episode of Better Done Than Perfect’s Season 2. Join us for a talk with Alex Hillman, founder of Stacking The Bricks and author of The Tiny MBA. We discuss the company’s conception and philosophy, how they handle customer service, what makes a great course, and so much more.

Please head over to the episode page for the detailed recap and key takeaways.

Show notes

Stacking The Bricks — Alex’s company together with Amy Hoy
Noko, EveryTimeZone — products by Amy Hoy, Alex’s partner
30x500 — Alex and Amy’s flagship product
Indy Hall — Alex’s famous coworking space, now a remote work community
Just F#*!ing Ship — a book by Amy and Alex
Write Useful Books — a book & tool by Rob Fitzpatrick
UI Breakfast Episode 206: Writing Useful Books with Rob Fitzpatrick
Bear — a note-taking app
The Essential Podcasting Guide — a book by Craig Hewitt of Castos
Nathan Barry’s ConvertKit Academy
Mastering ConvertKit — a course by Brennan Dunn available at Double Your Freelancing Rate
Fundamental UI Design — a book Jane wrote for InVision (currently a free course)
BadAss: Making Users Awesome — a book by Kathy Sierra
Follow Alex on Twitter
The Tiny MBA — Alex’s book (use promocode BDTP20 at checkout for 20% off)

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