Zero to Traction
JDM, Cameron LawStartups are hard AF, risking your time, money, and reputation — and yet you’ve heard the call. You’re in. Now what? In the Zero to Traction podcast, we tackle the major challenges faced
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues |
|---|---|---|---|
| Publishes | Weekly | Issues | 26 |
| Subscribers | Read | zerototraction.substack.com |
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The “don’t practice what you don’t know” edition
In this episode of Zero to Traction, JDM and Cam dive into the whimsical world of Chanchitos (three-legged pigs from Chile believed to bring good luck) and traction. This week, the guys tackle the crucial topic of moving meaningfully toward...
The “fire the founder” edition
Apologies for the late release! This is actually last week’s episode, which didn’t drop due to technical difficulties. But, hey — bonus! — you get two episodes this week, you lucky dogs…
The “but you didn’t answer my question” edition
Ever panic while waiting to be introduced on stage? Of course not, and neither have we! (You’ll laugh later)
The "if Maslow had a startup" edition
Zero to Traction is BACK, baby! JDM and Cameron Law are kicking off 2025 with a sassy bang (maybe that’s not the best phrase…). After a two-week hiatus, they’re diving headfirst into the gladiator pit of startup fundraising with the golden ...
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