Rob Walling

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My next question is from Andrew Miller on the interaction between co-founders and mastermind groups.

This is a great question, Andrew, and I wanted to answer it really quickly here on the show.

I would not want to be in a mastermind with my co-founder because I think it's a waste of time to have two high-functioning co-founders getting the same information and spending that same time in a group.

You want a myriad of opinions.

You want different inputs, different smart people thinking through the problems that you have.

So I have never been in a mastermind with a co-founder.

And I think that's a good thing.

In addition, what if you start having trouble with your co-founder?

You want to talk to your mastermind about it, how you should handle this tricky situation with a co-founder, which has, you know, definitely happens.

I don't feel like there's 100% right and wrong answer, but I'm probably 95%.

I personally would not want to be in a mastermind with my co-founder.

And I think that's probably the general advice that I would give to founders who ask me this exact question.

Thanks for that question.

I hope it was helpful.

And my next question is from Sebastian at sidestack.io.

Sebastian asks, do you have any thoughts on SaaS that earns additional revenue through transaction fees based on customer GMV or gross merchant value?

Do you see this type of revenue the same way as usage-based fees or is it higher or lower quality?