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1507: This 14-Year-Old Founder is Making AI Accessible (and Bespoke!) for Your Small Business w/ Margo & Nate Shulman
In an era where AI can feel like a tool reserved for giant corporations, Margo and Nate Shulman are leveling the playing field. In this episode, the dynamic mother-son co-founding team behind NATEX AI pulls back the curtain on how they’re building truly bespoke AI solutions that deliver enterprise-level power to small and mid-sized businesses. They reveal why a "vertical" approach to solving industry-specific problems—from healthcare insurance denials to subcontractor workflows—is the key to cre
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1507
July 6, 2026
1507: This 14-Year-Old Founder is Making AI Accessible (and Bespoke!) for Your Small Business w/ Margo & Nate Shulman
In an era where AI can feel like a tool reserved for giant corporations, Margo and Nate Shulman are leveling the playing field. In this episode, the dynamic mother-son co-founding team behind NATEX AI pulls back the curtain on how they’re building truly bespoke AI solutions that deliver enterprise-level power to small and mid-sized businesses. They reveal why a "vertical" approach to solving industry-specific problems—from healthcare insurance denials to subcontractor workflows—is the key to cre
1506
July 5, 2026
1506: The declaration did NOT come with independence...
Happy 4th of July! On this historic 250th anniversary of the United States, Brian Lofrumento shares a powerful and timely lesson for every entrepreneur and wantrepreneur. What if the most important part of the 4th of July story isn't the victory, but the declaration that came before it? In this Solo Sunday episode, Brian reveals a profound parallel between the Declaration of Independence and the entrepreneurial journey. He explores why true success doesn't start with results, but with a bold, pu
1505
July 3, 2026
1505: Why This Top Engineer Says Your Business Isn't a Marathon w/ Maxim Kheyfets
In this episode, Brian sits down with Maxim Kheyfets, a brilliant founder with a rare blend of deep engineering expertise and a profound understanding of the human element in business. Maxim shares his journey from scaling major startups like Clear and Bread Finance to launching his own venture, AnyIntelli. He breaks down why process, not just technology, is the key to scalable growth in today's AI-driven world. This episode is a masterclass for any entrepreneur who wants to build resilient syst
1504
July 2, 2026
1504: How to Vet a Business Like a Private Equity Pro (Before You Buy It) w/ Carter Micklem
Ever dreamed of buying a business but felt completely out of your depth? This episode is your masterclass in demystifying the world of business acquisition. Carter Micklem, a former private equity VP, pulls back the curtain on the due diligence process, sharing the exact strategies institutional investors use to vet a company—and how you can apply them to your first (or next) purchase. He breaks down the difference between buying a business and starting a franchise, the critical data points to a
1503
July 1, 2026
1503: This Founder Turned Relationship Frustration Into a Wellness App Disrupting the Industry w/ Lisa Virginia Anderson
Ever felt like the thankless tasks you do for others go completely unnoticed? Lisa Virginia Anderson, a former senior director at Planned Parenthood and reality TV producer, turned that exact feeling into a disruptive tech company. In this episode, she shares the origin story of InvisiBILL, a subversive wellness app that uses AI to assign a real dollar value to the invisible and relational labor that keeps our lives running. This isn't just about getting credit; it's a masterclass in creating a
1502
June 30, 2026
1502: The "Bad Idea" That Birthed a $2M Supercar w/ Nikita Bridan
Nikita Bridan, co-founder and CEO of Oilstainlab, joins the show to share how he and his twin brother went from designing concept cars for major OEMs to building their own—the ones the big corporations were too scared to make. They call it building "the bad ideas," and it led them to create the Half-11: a stunningly raw, retro-futuristic supercar with a swappable EV or gas powertrain. This episode is a masterclass in visionary thinking, brand building, and outright industry disruption. For any e
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