Maker Stories is a series of raw, uncut conversations with builders, creators, and entrepreneurs.
Each episode dives into their journey, the struggles, the breakthroughs, the lessons learned, to show that every path is unique and that anyone can build something meaningful.
No filters, no edits. Just authentic stories meant to inspire and connect.
In this conversation, we dive deep into the journey of indie maker and entrepreneur Dagobert Renouf, exploring the highs of success, the lows of burnout, and the power of community. From building genuine connections on Twitter to navigating the trough of sorrow, this episode is packed with lessons on resilience, purpose, and authenticity.
In this first episode, Jean Patry tells the wild ride of building Mojo, from two unemployed guys working in a WeWork lobby, to an app with over 50M users, all the way to selling the company. He opens up about the hard calls (like pivoting), what it really means to be co-founders, and the weird mix of emotions when you actually sell. It’s a story about trusting your gut, building with people you love, and staying close to what drives you.