If you are a client of Schwab, Fidelity, or Bank of America; if you fill your tank at Exxon; if you manage your finances with Intuit; or if you find yourself riding a bullet train in Japan, you can thank Dean Guida for making it possible. Dean launched his enterprise software business when he was only 23 years old, bootstrapped it without venture capital, and now – 35 years later – is CEO of a multinational company that serves more than two million software developers. On this week’s edition of Monday Morning Radio, Dean Guida shares his strategies for growing a business from the ground up, and then he explains how you can successfully compete against much larger competitors, and he explains it in a way that is easy to understand.