I've just finished Company of One by Paul Jarvis
And it's been such an insightful and pleasant read that I'd recommend every Indie Hacker to read it.
I wrote a little something on my blog but I'm curious if anyone else here has read it and what's his/her thoughts on the book and the concept it talks about.
Nothing to do with the book but was shocked by the 3% a month inflation! What do you do for your personal or business savings? Do you save in other currencies?
You just lose money basically, or spend it.
To fight it you can go to the financial market or buy stocks from local and foreign companies. But by far the most used method to fight inflation is buying US dollars. Although now the government limited the amount to 200 a month so yeah..
I recently read it too. I went straight from Company of One to "Start Small, Stay Small", which I found to be overall much more practical (though a bit more dated, being from 2010 or so). But Company of One was good, all the ideas are sound, and it's great inspiration for anyone looking to start a lifestyle business.
Yes! Totally loved Start Small Stay Small by Rob Walling, I did the inverse and read that one before which, as you said, is way more practical and surprisingly relevant although being from 2010.
Dang, what about bitcoin or other crypto currencies. Are there limits on that too?