Focuses on the journey of building and growing startups, including bootstrapping, indie hacking, digital nomadism, and advice for entrepreneurs.
Unbelievable growth story!
Retail giants are failing
Explosive growth in voice AI
Windsurf deal in a weekend
Public markets are problematic?
OpenAI's riskiest bet
AI decision in a weekend
Go big or bust?
Small team, massive impact.
Crazy startup survival story
Wildest business trip ever?
Missing out is worse
Beautiful problems are best
Engineers run the show
Founders just want capital, fast
Startups take bigger risks
Do or die moment!
How Robinhood disrupted trading
Robotics' surprising first steps.
Fastest Growing Cohort
Burn money, no users?
Avoiding acute pain
Chasing founder trinkets
Optimize Payments, Boost Revenue
Battling the Feds
Product Design Philosophy
Elon's demanding style
Solving every puzzle piece
Starting a car company is brutal
Two types of compliance
As reliable as electricity
Harvard dropout success
Organizations as tech
The lonely nomad life
Capital Boosts Growth
Fear drives trust?
Say what you mean
Early suppliers scoffed
Against all odds
No one knows SOC 2...
Early Coinbase business model shock!
Beyond Silicon Valley
No free money? Bold.
Regulatory challenge
“Europeans are jealous and you need to change this idea that business is bad, that getting rich is bad. Getting rich is simply a representation of your added value to the world economy in most cases.”
“I just I want more people to believe in the American dream. My grandfather believed in it when he he immigrated from India to the US.”
“I was naive about the ability to get like a large corporation just like it's like an aircraft carrier. You can't steer it. You can't get it to change its focus.”
“Auto companies are hardware companies on hard mode.”
In a candid conversation, serial entrepreneur Pieter Levels, renowned for his solo ventures like Nomad List and Remote, offered a rare glimpse into his unique approach to building multi-million dollar businesses, challenging conventional startup wisdom, and his vision for a revitalized European tech landscape.
In a candid conversation, Ambrook CEO Mackenzie Burnett peeled back the layers of American agriculture, revealing a sector grappling with immense financial complexity, labor challenges, and a quiet drive for environmental stewardship. Her company, Ambrook, is not just building software; it's fostering economic and environmental resilience for family farms and other industrial mom-and-pop shops.
Kyle Vogt, a rare three-time billion-dollar company founder, is setting his sights on the home, believing that within five years, a residence without a robot will feel as archaic as one without plumbing. His new venture, The Bot Company, aims to automate the myriad small, unpaid tasks that consume hours of our lives weekly.
Rivian founder and CEO RJ Scaringe shares the untold story of building an electric vehicle company from scratch, navigating immense capital demands, supply chain crises, and a skeptical industry to emerge as a formidable player with a $16 billion valuation.








