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Nikky Kho runs AI Startup House, a founder residence in Manhattan and Austin that is free and takes no equity. Before that he built a global events business, and he has a ladder for where people actually are with AI: Level 1 is a chat window, Level 3 is agents running unattended, and he thinks 99% …

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Pedro Jerez has written the copy behind nine figures of revenue and led growth at multiple eight figure companies, the largest of them from zero to $60M in three years. A little over a year ago he watched one video late at night and started vibe coding a landing page. He is now building AI native s…
He was selling $70,000 websites. Then AI made "a great website" something anyone could produce in an afternoon, and Dima Kozlov had a choice: defend the model or kill it himself. He killed it. This is the whole arc: what he rebuilt the business into, what an afternoon with AI now replaces, why he …
One of those 12-month, $25,000 agency engagements Nathaniel used to run — he could now do in a casual weekend. That put him out of a job. Then he built the Command Center that replaced the job. Nathaniel Solace is a coach and business systems strategist, a 16-year entrepreneur, and Kevin Orosz's …
"You're absolutely right, Karen." That's the line ChatGPT used to help two people file for divorce. And it's the same line your AI is feeding you every time you ask it a hard question. Kevin Orosz is a high-performance co-host, retreat facilitator, founder of Mystic Misfit, and host of the KO Sho…
The lazy coders are probably doing the best. Meanwhile, one company ran up a $500 million token bill in 30 days because nobody set the guardrails. Mike Bledsoe and Ted Phaeton dig into the contrarian shift underway in the AI/coder economy. Why the 28-year-old vibecoder is closing the gap on the 4…
Two-year-old company, two people, $1.4 billion in revenue. Hims & Hers took 10 years and 2,000 employees to reach $2 billion in revenue. The math has changed. Mike Bledsoe and Ted Phaeton open with the story of Sam Zemurray — the immigrant banana seller who took down United Fruit Company by p…
Do you need people, or do you need leverage? Mike's client was stuck at $3 million for five years. He reduced his team and doubled his profits. Mike Bledsoe and Ted Phaeton walk through 8 AI plays they're actually running this week. From the Daily Operations Brief that filters out the 88% of emai…
Most 7-figure founders are running multi-million-dollar output on completely bloated, rented hardware. They spend 40 to 60+ hours a week trapped in manual administrative drag, typing prompts into platform-hosted web apps like ChatGPT or Claude.ai, completely unaware of the structural risk. If the p…
Most founders are running 7-figure output on "bloated" code and hollow dashboards. You've seen the "Jarvis" setups and the high-end interfaces, but if your AI isn't connected to the functional mechanics of your business, you just have a Ferrari idling in the driveway. In this episode, Mike Bledso…
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