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Chris Ducker built companies with nearly 600 employees, hit his first million dollar year, and was completely done. Not celebrating. Done. And then he did it again in 2021, this time landing in anxiety, depression, and phase three adrenal failure with cortisol completely flatlined. The long way bac…
Charles Lee arrived in the US at five years old with very little English, moved to Koreatown in Los Angeles, watched his parents build a restaurant that became an institution and cost them their marriage, dropped out of college twice, and somehow ended up advising Toyota, Google, and Sequoia. He'll…
Jeremy Cowart is one of the most celebrated photographers and creative minds alive. He's also genuinely terrified about where AI is headed. And that tension, being all in on something that scares you, turns out to be one of the most honest things you'll hear a creative say out loud in 2026. In this…
Most people were told the same thing growing up. Keep work and friendship separate. Don't mix business and pleasure. Play it safe. Sam Primm heard all of that and quietly decided to do the opposite. Sam has 3.5 million followers, 2000 real estate deals, and a team of 55 people, about 15 of whom he'…
Matt Chenard lost $1.2 million dollars, his wife's nursing job, their life savings, and nearly his health. And he'll tell you straight up, it was the best thing that ever happened to him. Not because he's a masochist. Because it was the moment he finally stopped confusing a good thing for the ultim…
Ansvarsfraskrivelse: Podcasten og kunstværket, der er indlejret på denne side, er fra Carl Lubbe, som tilhører dens ejer og ikke er tilknyttet eller godkendt af Listen Notes, Inc.