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How Chess.com scaled a massive community

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Aug 23, 2021
Nobody thought the old game of chess could turn into a real business in a world with internet. Frankly, there was a time when Erik Allebest, Chess.com’s founder, didn’t think it would and even tried turning his attention to a bigger, sexier market. But through constant cranking...

Hint founder on overcoming doubts and doubters

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Aug 20, 2021
Today I’m talking to Kara Goldin, the founder of Hint, a flavored water I see all over San Francisco. I invited her here to talk about how she built up the business and a large part of this interview is based on her freaking amazing book, Undaunted: Overcoming Doubts and Doubters. I...

The easiest way to design and build physical products

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Aug 18, 2021
If you’re an entrepreneur who had an idea for a physical product but is overwhelmed by the idea of bringing it to life, you need this interview. John McEleney is the founder of OnShape, a Software-as-a-Service product development platform.

Building the Zillow of startup acquisitions

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Aug 16, 2021
My guest today is someone who comes off humble but I’m here to challenge him on that. I think it’s an act. We’ll find out in this interview. Andrew Gazdecki is the founder of MicroAcquire which lists startups with $500,000 ARR or less.

A mindfulness app for the creator economy

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Aug 13, 2021
Today’s guest was not the type of person who was selling candy as a kid because he was so entrepreneurial. But he did really care about health–particularly mental health. So Steve Lee and his brother built a mindfulness app called Aura. In this interview, we’ll talk about how...

Applying SaaS economics outside of software

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Aug 11, 2021
Today’s guest created a car wash company that I am so freaking fascinated by. He took an old business model and was able to incorporate a membership component to it. Well, that business led to an experiment that gave him an entirely new business idea. I want to find out how he did it....

The $100M company you don’t know about yet

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Aug 9, 2021
My guest today couldn’t understand why the research industry wasn’t catching up to the technology of, say, the advertising industry. So he decided to do something about it. Patrick Comer is the founder of Luc.id, which helps companies make data-driven decisions inspired by the...

$80M ARR by year two??!?

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Aug 6, 2021
Today’s guest is someone who got $250K in credit card debt while trying to build his first business. In this interview, you’ll hear how his stubbornness got him out of that situation and into back-to-back multi-million dollar e-commerce businesses. Today, Jeff Lee is the founder of...

Demystifying a BNPL startup

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Aug 4, 2021
Today’s guest is someone who was new the US but had a great job and was making good money. So imagine how surprised and embarrassed he was when he was turned down for a Costco credit card when shopping with his family. That experience led him to look deeper into the market and see that...

This startup just replaced the spreadsheet for applicant tracking

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Aug 2, 2021
It’s been said that the best businesses ideas are just replacements for spreadsheets. Well, that’s what today’s guest figured out after the failure of his first business. Raj Sheth is the founder of Recruiterbox, applicant tracking software. I’ll find out how he did it in...

OurCrowd, the Biggest Crowdfunded VC You Don’t Know Yet

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Jul 30, 2021
One of the popular dinner topics here in San Francisco is who invested in what. And it’s one of those things that can easily feel exclusive because you have to spend time to build relationships, you have to have access, you have to have opportunity. And that’s where today’s...

“I secretly despised my business.”

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Jul 28, 2021
My guest today told his customers he didn’t love the business. They were shocked. Admitting it wasn’t working allowed him to create a new business. Today Chris Brisson is the founder of Salesmsg, simple, scalable, two-way business texting.

Gupshup nearly died. Became $1.4 billion text company

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Jul 26, 2021
Joining me is someone whose business failed so many times that most people would started over with something new. He didn’t. And today the business is worth $1.4 billion. Beerud Sheth is the founder of Gupshup, a smart messaging platform that enables developers to build messaging services...

Expanding you potential with psychedelics

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Jul 23, 2021
When Ryan Hoover suggested that I meet today’s guest, I knew it was going to be an interesting person. And when I looked into the company that today’s guest created, I wanted to be a customer as quickly as possible. Dylan Beynon is the founder of Mindbloom, a platform that provides...

How a craft beer sold for $100M

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Jul 21, 2021
Before talking to today’s guest, I would have guessed that the craft beer market was fully saturated. In this interview, I’ll find out why he thought there was room for one more. Josh Landan is the founder of Saint Archer, a craft brewery that was sold in 2015. I also want to ask him...

Less Annoying CRM

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Jul 19, 2021
I remember when I first saw the software that today’s guest created. The fricking name got my attention immediately. Tyler King is the founder of Less Annoying CRM, a simple CRM built just for small businesses. The name itself acknowledges and communicates the pain that he’s solving....

Can LinkedIn automation be done right?

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Jul 16, 2021
Joining me is an entrepreneur who discovered how effective LinkedIn is for building relationships, but also for marketing and growing sales. So he created a tool that will allow you to do that. In this interview, we’ll talk about specific growth hacks and the challenges of the...

How do you scale writing?

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Jul 14, 2021
Joining me is someone who built a business off of writing and then realized, you know, the bigger this business gets, the less happy I am. Nicholas Cole is the co-founder of Digital Press, a thought leadership agency for CEOs, executives, and serial entrepreneurs. In this interview, I’ll...

Why is this nuclear engineer helping others self-publish?

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Jul 12, 2021
I’ve got to be honest, I’m not as interested in the software today’s guest created as I am in his story. Dave Chesson started out as a nuclear engineer and arms dealer. He began writing books while out at sea. When he left the military, he turned that experience into a side...

Monetizing other people’s opinions

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Jul 9, 2021
You ever feel like you just know what’s going to happen? You know the future of Bitcoin or you know who’s going to win the game? Well today’s guest found a way for people to actually get paid for their predictions instead of just ranting on Twitter. John Vitti is the founder...

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