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Here's how Jim Raptis left the VC funding world behind and built a portfolio of bootstrapped products with $6.5k+ MRR

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Jim Raptis, founder of MagicPattern, BrandBird, and SuperMotion, transitioned from venture capital to bootstrapping. After raising and exiting VC-backed startups, he now runs a portfolio of three products with $6.5k MRR, aiming for $10k. Raptis leverages public building, SEO, and Product Hunt for growth, emphasizing practical skills and smaller goals for indie hacking success. Read the full article to read his whole story.

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