It’s been a minute, but we’re excited to share a brand new episode of Standing in the Fire. After a summer full of family time, construction dust, and launching the Momentum Entrepreneurship Hub here in South Bend, Kris and I finally sat down together in our new Fireside
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Just like your body needs an annual physical, your SaaS product does too. In this episode of Standing in the Fire, Garrett, Kris and I chat about the dusty corners of running a SaaS business—from outdated onboarding emails and neglected feature rollouts to silent churn and pricing paralysis. What
If you want to record a podcast, you need a recording studio. Nothing like the fancy ones musicians use, but you need some basic equipment. Here's how to set up your podcast recording studio at home without breaking the bank.
Podcasting started as an audio medium, but YouTube is now the leading way people consume podcasts. Should your podcast be audio, video, or both?
What if you could focus only on what truly moves the needle? Kris and I explore how founders can delegate smarter, systemize better, and scale faster.
When recording a podcast, it's important to record each participant correctly, to provide the best sound quality, and to ensure efficient post-production and editing.
How does a growing SaaS company keep track of important knowledge? From server setups to customer success playbooks, every company builds a wealth of internal information—but too often, that knowledge is scattered, siloed, or locked away in someone’s head.
Discover the different podcast formats—from co-hosted conversations to solo shows and narrative storytelling—and find the best fit for your podcasting style.
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I was hoping to get this out last year, but holidays got in the way of that (in a good way). So here is the last episode recorded in 2024, fresh for you to enjoy in 2025. * Black Friday Reflections and Trends * Rethinking Sales Strategies for Software * Technical Upgrades and
The art of prioritization takes center stage in Episode #3 of “Standing in the Fire.” We explore how we balance the demands of running multiple SaaS companies, tackling technical debt, strategizing marketing efforts, and avoiding burnout. From Rails upgrades to marketing plans and hard-stop productivity hacks, this is how we