Christian Szegedy is a renowned AI researcher and entrepreneur recognised for his contributions to deep learning. He spent over 12 years at Google, advancing large-scale AI systems in computer vision, deep learning, and formal reasoning, and became recognized for his pioneering contributions to adversarial machine learning.

Later, he co-founded xAI with Elon Musk and is now Chief Scientist at Morph Labs and founder of Math Incorporated. He focuses on verified superintelligence, aiming to bring mathematical rigor and formal verification to AI for greater reliability, safety, and trust.

https://www.linkedin.com/in/christian-szegedy-bb284816

https://x.com/ChrSzegedy

https://www.math.inc/

CHAPTERS:

0:00 – Introduction

1:20 – Meet Christian Szegedy

2:32 – Why Chris left xAI and the idea of “verified superintelligence”

3:07 – Using AI to formally verify mathematical proofs

5:41 – Why Chris spun out of Morph Labs to start Math Incorporated

6:48 – How new Math Incorporated is and what stage the company is at

8:09 – How verified AI could impact everyday AI use

10:07 – Multi-step AI verification workflow

11:56 – How ChatGPT decides what a “good” response is

12:42 – Was Chris always this technical and math-focused?

13:40 – Chris' family background and his mathematically gifted brothers

14:16 – Chris talks about his son, who loves mathematics at a young age

15:00 – How he teaches his son about math and coding without overusing AI

15:57 – What happens when humans cognitively offload everything to AI

18:03 – Will AI eliminate jobs and lead to universal basic income?

20:20 – Career advice for people in their 30s in an AI-driven economy

22:55 – Are people becoming allergic to AI-generated content?

24:22 – Adversarial AI: How to verify whether content is real or AI-generated

25:39 – How the Pope used AI to generate a tweet about AI

26:45 – Why Chris is deeply passionate about formal verification

27:29 – Formal verification in simple terms

32:21 – Is AI smart enough today to reason from axioms?

34:38 – Why formal verification exists but isn’t widely adopted

36:43 – The biggest bottlenecks slowing automated verification

38:48 – What’s limiting AI from verifying math papers instantly?

40:40 – Current team at Math Incorporated

41:31 – Chris' hiring philosophy and working with young talent

43:24 – Co-founding xAI with Elon Musk

45:50 – Why meetings with Elon Musk were so long

48:06 – How technically deep Elon Musk really is

49:22 – Key lessons Chris learned working closely with Elon

50:59 – Elon Musk's goal for xAI

51:32 – Should people still learn to code in the age of AI?

52:45 – The best programming languages to start with today

53:55 – Learning just enough code to avoid being “blind”

55:35 – Using AI to automate podcast clip distribution

56:18 – How Chris personally uses AI on a day-to-day basis

58:11 – Where Grok AI scrapes their data

59:09 – What most people misunderstand about the next 5 yrs of AI

1:00:35 – AI integration into the real world and robotics

1:03:06 – Formal vs. informal AI and truth-seeking systems

1:04:08 – Can formal AI help prevent unsafe or deceptive AI?

1:05:58 – Chris' thoughts on Elon Musk’s goal for the most truth-seeking AI

1:06:33 – Chris shares some specifications he is pushing right now

1:07:18 – The limits of formalizing concepts like “cat detection”

1:11:17 – What is chip and chip verification?

1:13:39 – What was the first chip ever made?

1:16:02 – How logic gates shrank from calculators to iPhones

1:17:23 – Chris shares where the world’s most advanced chips are made

1:19:38 – Chris talks about living in America vs. Europe and returning to Hungary

1:20:20 – Why Chris hasn’t started a company with his brothers

1:21:22 – Will AI be winner-takes-all or stay competitive?

1:22:23 – How formal AI competes with informal reasoning models

1:22:58 – Chris talks about DeepMind by Google

1:24:30 – Chris' recent life discoveries

1:25:10 – Chris’ personal goals for the next 6 months

1:25:35 – Connect with Chris

1:26:18 – Outro

Nick Bell is a self-made Australian entrepreneur and investor known for building a global digital-marketing empire from humble beginnings. He grew up on a farm in rural Victoria, left university early, and launched his first business with only a few hundred dollars. In 2008, he founded WME Group, which he later scaled and sold for millions. Since then, Nick has built and invested in dozens of companies across digital marketing, tech, and reputation management. Beyond business, he’s deeply interested in health, longevity, and emerging technologies, making him a prominent voice in both entrepreneurship and the future-of-health space.

Connect with Nick Bell!

https://www.instagram.com/nickbellau

CHAPTERS:

0:00 – Introduction

0:50 – Meet Nick Bell

1:25 – What Nick has been focused on over the past 6 months

3:21 – What billionaires like Jeff Bezos and Mark Zuckerberg do to stay young

5:32 – Can ultra-wealthy people live to 200+ years with emerging tech?

7:05 – Nick’s dinosaur fossil collection

9:01 – How Nick’s fossils have appreciated in value from $400k to $700k

9:31 – Are we becoming weaker due to too much comfort and optimization?

11:28 – Nick's thoughts on Bryan Johnson's experience with India’s air quality

12:49 – How Nick’s upbringing shaped how he raises his kids

15:03 – Nick’s views on AI glasses, Neuralink, and transhumanism

17:40 – What Nick would do if he were 19 years old in today’s world

20:26 – What happens when AI (Sora) clones your niche or personal brand

23:02 – Nick’s main offer and angle for his new health company, Bobby

24:31 – How Nick plans to acquire customers for his health company

25:46 – Nick’s podcast strategy for authority and scale

26:40 – Advice on podcast clipping: volume, team, and workflow

27:30 – Why mass content output (4–5 clips/day) wins

28:51 – How Nick’s marketing agency adapted to the AI era

31:37 – Should you spend $200 on ads or go organic first?

33:47 – Should experts still make how-to content when AI answers everything?

34:59 – Nick shares how he uses ChatGPT for his bloodwork, genetics, and supplements

37:12 – Nick on posting health and longevity content and why he avoids full-time personal branding

38:17 – Nick on why he excels at building companies from scratch but dislikes running large teams

40:32 – Nick’s inner circle and how his friendships have changed

41:57 – How Nick navigates diet confusion in a world of conflicting advice

44:57 – How to deal with doom-scrolling after long, exhausting days

46:57 – Nick's recent life discoveries

48:56 – Nick's personal goal for the next 6 months

50:34 – Connect with Nick

50:48 – Outro

Piers Linney is a tech-focused entrepreneur, investor, and former Dragons’ Den star known for his work in AI, additive manufacturing, and business innovation. He co-founded Implement AI—an award-winning AI startup building scalable digital workforces—and co-hosts The Implement AI Podcast. Piers also chairs Atherton Bikes, creators of world-champion 3D-printed mountain bikes. With a background in law, investment banking, venture capital, and government advisory, he’s a leading voice on AI, emerging tech, and entrepreneurship across major media and global events.

Connect with Piers Linney!

https://uk.linkedin.com/in/pierslinney

https://www.pierslinney.com

https://www.implementai.io

CHAPTERS:

0:00 – Introduction

0:45 – Meet Piers Linney

1:01 – What Piers has been focused on over the past 6 months

3:38 – Piers transitions from law into investment banking

4:30 – What the early internet boom taught Piers about exponential tech

6:04 – The story behind Atherton Bikes and 3D-printed bike manufacturing

7:55 – Piers’ involvement in space tech and SEN cameras

8:22 – Building Implement AI and raising $2M to scale it

10:45 – Andy asks whether Piers had major exits that funded his investments

12:52 – Why entrepreneurs chase hypotheses more than money

13:22 – Piers on the “coming wave” of AI and why resistance is pointless

14:10 – Why some people are unaware of AI and robotics

15:11 – How a 19-year-old can position themselves for the AI future

18:53 – Passion vs. skill vs. market: how to identify real opportunities

20:49 – How Piers uses ChatGPT as a thinking partner and creative augmenter

23:15 – Piers’ workflow: ideation → draft → critique → rewrite → SWOT

25:49 – Andy asks if AI can auto-scrape your posts and autopost on your behalf

27:05 – AI-generated video and Sora’s impact on authenticity

28:38 – How Implement AI finds customers and leads

30:16 – The new productized “AI agent teams” Implement AI offers

31:27 – Andy’s story of being fooled by an AI caller

33:34 – The danger of hyper-realistic avatars scamming your parents

34:17 – How Implement AI builds guardrails and safety layers

35:57 – How Piers uses AI to grow his podcast

38:00 – How Piers thinks about raising kids in a rapidly changing world

40:25 – How small moments of mentorship can change someone’s life

45:16 – How AI can sometimes do a better job than humans

48:56 – Why most AI projects fail (MIT study) and why implementation is hard

50:39 – Why Piers believes coding will eventually disappear entirely

52:04 – Why Piers continues building businesses despite the stress

54:29 – Piers explains the layers of AI and exponential improvement

56:48 – The coming shift from AGI to ASI (Artificial Superintelligence)

58:40 – Piers' recent life discoveries

1:00:53 – Piers' goals and focus for the next 6 months

1:01:46 – Connect with Piers

1:02:42 – Why domains and the traditional internet will diminish over time

1:04:02 – Outro

Ryan K. Hudson is an American writer, animator, and cartoonist best known for his darkly funny webcomic Channelate (2008). With a background in animation and design, he’s created viral short animations known for their absurd humor, minimal style, and sharp punchlines.

https://www.youtube.com/@RyanKHudson

https://www.instagram.com/ryankhudson

https://www.facebook.com/channelate

CHAPTERS:

0:00 – Introduction

0:59 – Meet Ryan Hudson

1:41 – Unusual sleep schedule and daily routine

2:48 – Transitioned from a regular job into animation and comics

3:34 – The animation and comedy studios Ryan has worked with

4:39 – Focused on over the past 6 months

5:45 – How long Ryan’s short-form animation videos usually are

6:06 – Why Ryan shifted from longer content to short-form animation

7:46 – How Ryan learned to create hooks, comedic timing, and pacing

10:03 – Ryan’s best advice for creators who want to go viral

11:56 – How Ryan interprets a clip that flops (luck vs. editing vs. delivery)

13:08 – Sora and AI animation tools

14:03 – Could AI eventually replace Ryan’s animation workflow?

15:45 – How Ryan fits voiceovers into the pacing of his animations

17:02 – How Ryan comes up with jokes and develops his ideas

20:05 – How many short-form animations Ryan makes per week

21:00 – What keeps Ryan motivated during slow view periods

22:30 – The leap of faith Ryan took when he stopped freelancing

24:59 – Why Ryan turned down freelance work to focus on creating content

26:00 – How Ryan tracks his performance on YouTube and Facebook

27:37 – Why Ryan thinks his views continue to rise over time

29:46 – Can creators survive financially on short-form content alone?

31:00 – Ideal short-form video length

32:17 – How Ryan adjusts joke length to fit the ideal runtime

33:14 – Quality vs. quantity in content creation

35:41 – Which strategy works better: uploading all clips or only the best ones?

36:43 – How algorithms behave after two years of posting

37:40 – Times when Ryan scraps animations mid-way because they don’t feel right

39:16 – How Ryan decides which jokes deserve 8–9 hours of animation work

41:05 – How Ryan picks jokes from his list of ideas

42:41 – How Ryan stores and organizes hundreds of joke ideas

44:18 – Ryan talks about being a “feeler” and managing creative stress

45:39 – Ryan’s mindset in his career while living his dream right now

47:53 – Balancing creativity, work, and being in a relationship

49:58 – How animation technically works (frame-by-frame vs. puppets)

51:15 – Andy’s Rick & Morty analogy: how writers create so many strong jokes

52:37 – Opportunities Ryan has received because of his online reach

54:53 – Ryan shares the story behind his 45M-view clip and how it blew up

57:39 – Whether Ryan edits or re-exports videos when reposting them

58:06 – Why YouTube doesn’t like reposted content even if it’s slightly edited

59:43 – Whether reposting is worth it on TikTok, Instagram, and Snapchat

1:00:56 – Does the Facebook Shotgun Strategy actually work?

1:01:56 – 1,500-comic archive (2008–2021)

1:03:26 – Process for writing comics

1:04:51 – Why Ryan draws storyboard panels before writing dialogue

1:07:03 – Builds community through recurring characters and inside jokes

1:09:10 – What Ryan is known for: his characters or his own face

1:10:44 – The origin of Ryan’s art style for his animations

1:12:42 – What art style Ryan would choose if he created a TV show

1:13:29 – How Ryan’s characters progress and grow in their stories

1:15:19 – What Ryan’s next career chapter looks like

1:17:26 – Ryan’s plans for creating an animated series

1:21:33 – How lip-syncing works in animation

1:23:57 – Should Ryan launch new animated series on the same channel or separate ones?

1:26:16 – How Ryan grew his YouTube channel from 20K to 1M subscribers

1:28:23 – The origin story behind “Channelate”

1:30:11 – Recent discoveries

1:33:59 – Personal goal for the next six months

1:35:14 – Connect with Ryan Hudson

1:35:49 – Outro

Yvonne An is a Korean entrepreneur and creator based in Manila. She blends creativity with data, even building her own TikTok analysis bot to study trends, performance, and what drives PR and brand deals. Yvonne shares an honest look into her life—balancing startups, mental health, and her experience living in the Philippines—making her a relatable voice for Gen Z builders and creatives.

Connect with Yvonne:

https://www.instagram.com/yvonnean_

https://www.tiktok.com/@yvonnne

CHAPTERS:

0:00 – Introduction

0:49 – Meet Yvonne

1:15 – What Yvonne has been focused on

2:21 – Why Yvonne started a company

5:12 – Content creation as stress relief

5:59 – What she enjoys about creating

7:38 – Building a TikTok data bot

9:27 – How the bot measures content ROI

10:44 – How she built the bot

11:58 – Labeling & scraping TikTok data

12:51 – Tracking growth and plateaus

14:11 – Why she signed with an agency

15:27 – Balancing startups + content

16:28 – Her dad’s surprising hobbies

16:56 – Yvonne on her mom & family

19:11 – Where her independent energy comes from

20:24 – Gen Z entrepreneurs

21:59 – Thoughts on Cluely’s content strategy

23:45 – Young entrepreneurs today

24:09 – Her brother’s path

24:40 – Would she want kids?

25:17 – Raising entrepreneurial kids

27:15 – How parents shape business mindset

28:51 – Lessons from her dad’s hardships

32:09 – When her dad left LG

33:48 – How old she was then

34:46 – Andy’s first trip to the Philippines

36:37 – Rockwell run club

38:42 – Filipino “clientele relationship”

41:58 – Building company culture in PH

45:53 – Antidepressants & mental health

47:57 – Impulsive behavior in relationships

48:33 – Andy’s personality quiz (money)

50:11 – Is religion good or bad?

52:14 – Emotional vs. logical

54:01 – Who’s more hardworking?

54:12 – Wait for someone or date who likes you?

54:39 – Her biggest 2024–2025 takeaways

55:55 – Naming a child with two letters

56:40 – What she’d change about Andy

57:37 – Airport ride scenario

59:12 – Last time she asked for help

1:04:18 – Last three times she helped others

1:07:45 – Andy’s reflection on Yvonne

1:09:45 – Guessing each other’s MBTI

1:16:00 – Similar vs. opposite partners

1:16:49 – Does she have ADHD?

1:17:06 – Feeling out of place in PH

1:19:35 – Her day-to-day life in Manila

1:20:43 – Balancing career + relationship

1:22:02 – Purpose of life

1:23:19 – Is life meaningless?

1:23:51 – What puts her in a sad state

1:24:43 – How convo would differ without SSRIs

1:25:35 – Does she need SSRIs long-term?

1:26:49 – Her anxiety

1:27:49 – Plans for the rest of her gap year

1:29:10 – Could she thrive at UC Berkeley?

1:30:40 – Being seen as a “pretty dumb girl”

1:32:07 – Story about people “playing dumb”

1:34:40 – Yvonne’s recent life discoveries

1:35:26 – Her next 6-month goal

1:36:42 – Why Andy thought her life was “nerfed”

1:38:58 – Connect with Yvonne

1:40:14 – Why some girls “play dumb”

1:41:13 – How her personal brand shows only a slice of her

1:42:21 – Outro

George Calombaris is a Greek-Australian chef, restaurateur, and former MasterChef Australia judge celebrated for his inventive approach to modern Greek and Mediterranean cuisine. Over the years, he built an empire of acclaimed restaurants under the MAdE Establishment Group and became one of Australia’s most influential culinary figures. Today, George continues to channel his passion for food, mentorship, and hospitality—focusing on creating meaningful experiences and sharing his love for cooking in new ways.

Connect with George Calombaris!

https://www.instagram.com/gcalombaris

CHAPTERS:

0:00 – Introduction

1:14 – Meet George Calombaris

1:54 – How many restaurants has George owned throughout his career

2:16 – How Andy first discovered George through watching MasterChef

3:36 – What George has been focused on over the past six months

5:29 – The catalyst behind George’s move and life change

7:12 – George talks about working with investors and building new hospitality ventures

8:55 – Can restaurants achieve consistent cash flow in today’s market?

11:55 – Would George prefer to build a pub from scratch or buy an existing one?

13:55 – George shares his approach to designing a pub menu

16:33 – Comparing cooking to artistry and creativity in hospitality

19:48 – What defines 80% of the customer experience in a restaurant

22:12 – How George builds and leads his long-term hospitality team

25:23 – The venues, pop-ups, and TV projects George is currently managing

28:01 – How George handles finances and stays focused on what he loves

29:21 – George talks about the real value of money for him and his children

31:33 – George discusses his kids and teaching them work values

35:12 – How George balances work, family, and his rest days

36:37 – What dinner looks like at George’s home and his approach to family meals

37:51 – How George has retained chefs and team members for over 15 years

39:52 – Do chefs need ownership or equity to stay motivated long-term?

41:30 – Why George believes social media is the modern-day agora

43:36 – George’s upcoming Australian and Indian TV projects

44:56 – How MasterChef Australia came into George’s life

46:44 – George’s advice for small restaurant owners and entrepreneurs

48:01 – George’s recent life discoveries

49:11 – George’s personal goals and focus for the next six months

50:30 – Connect with George Calombaris

51:21 – Outro

Peter Yee is an industrial designer best known for shaping Oakley’s bold aesthetic from 1993 to 2018. As Oakley’s first formally trained designer and later Vice President of Design, he helped create iconic pieces like the Eye Jacket, Overthetop, and the “O” logo. With over 100 design and utility patents, Yee’s work bridged performance, futurism, and style. Today, he continues innovating through his own design firm PYD.

Connect with Peter Yee!

https://www.instagram.com/peteryeedesign

CHAPTERS:

0:00 – Introduction

1:11 – Meet Peter Yee

2:06 – Peter shares his life after Oakley and starting his design consultancy

9:05 – How Peter’s name still carries weight in the design world

11:52 – How design patents and royalties work at Oakley

14:10 – Designing with budgets vs. blank-check creativity at Oakley

16:50 – Did Yeezy master scalable yet unique design?

18:51 – Where does Oakley sit in the market compared to Rolex and Patek?

21:57 – Why eyewear has such high profit margins

24:50 – The iconic Oakley frames that Michael Jordan wore

26:31 – The prescription frame Peter is wearing

30:40 – Advice on finding the right eyewear shape and avoiding counterfeits

33:44 – Peter’s design process and finding inspiration outside of eyewear

36:36 – Examples of cross-industry inspiration in Peter’s designs

37:42 – Peter’s thoughts on AI as a design tool

38:51 – Has any eyewear in the last decade impressed Peter?

40:01 – Peter shares a unique product he owns: the Nixie clock

43:53 – How much of Peter’s collection comes from small creators vs. big brands

45:47 – If Peter designed a pocket knife, how he would ensure quality manufacturing

49:34 – Peter shares his Oakley Time Bomb 2 prototype watch

52:37 – Why Peter started sharing Oakley designs on Instagram

57:16 – The story behind Oakley’s flames logo and hockey jerseys

58:53 – Designs Peter created outside of Oakley

1:00:17 – The naming of Oakley products like Eye Jacket, Romeo & Juliet

1:01:43 – Who is Jim Jannard? The visionary founder of Oakley

1:02:42 – Oakley’s acquisition by Luxottica

1:04:34 – Different fonts Peter uses in his designs

1:06:10 – Peter reveals he designed Oakley’s “O” logo

1:10:26 – The iconic watches Oakley made

1:12:14 – The timeless pieces Peter created for Oakley

1:13:12 – Peter’s approach to fashion as he grows older

1:16:26 – Branding and association: Oakley and The Matrix connection

1:18:11 – How Oakley products appeared in X-Men and Mission Impossible II

1:19:09 – Did Oakley pay for product placements in movies or projects?

1:21:20 – Eyewear designs Peter created for Oakley

1:23:16 – How Peter impacted the Oakley brand as a designer

1:26:45 – The Oakley flames and metallic wave aesthetic

1:30:00 – Peter’s social media consumption habits

1:35:48 – How Peter figured out pricing, retainers, and clients for his consultancy

1:40:06 – Peter’s main focus over the past 6 months

1:41:47 – Peter’s favorite car model and design

1:43:38 – How Peter stays young and fit at 57 years old

1:44:37 – Peter’s approach to his children’s taste in fashion

1:46:19 – Editing his own Instagram videos and thumbnails

1:51:21 – Did Peter ever cross paths with Steve Jobs or Jony Ive in California?

1:53:53 – Peter talks about his friend who worked on key YouTube features

1:55:02 – Before Instagram, how design or fashion students would have known about Peter

1:59:28 – What changed in Peter’s work after seeing a motivational Instagram quote

2:00:28 – Is Peter working on one main project or several across industries?

2:01:52 – Peter reviews Andy’s thrifted sunglasses and watch

2:09:33 – Peter gives feedback on Andy’s daily optical glasses

2:11:50 – The sunglasses Peter wears every day

2:13:37 – Do Peter’s children wear eyewear he designed?

2:14:58 – Peter’s recent life discoveries

2:17:16 – Peter’s calisthenics training routine

2:22:03 – Why Peter has no ambition for Ironman or marathon competitions

2:22:55 – Peter’s personal goal for the next 6 months

2:24:28 – Connect with Peter

2:25:02 – Outro

Ifeanyi “Ify” Imachukwu is the founder and CEO of SeenU, a social discovery app designed to spark real-world connections through proximity-based features while protecting user privacy. Ifeanyi combines his background as a content creator with his entrepreneurial vision to build platforms that prioritize authenticity and genuine human interaction. SeenU has already gained traction on university campuses, reflecting his mission to reshape how people connect beyond traditional social media.

Connect with Ifeanyi Imachukwu!

https://www.instagram.com/itsmeifyy

https://www.linkedin.com/in/ifeanyiimachukwu

https://www.tiktok.com/@theifys

CHAPTERS:

0:00 – Introduction

1:11 – Ifeanyi shares his journey building the SeenU social app

2:16 – What is SeenU, and what makes it different from other social apps?

3:47 – Ifeanyi talks about the challenges of network effects and user growth with SeenU

4:48 – How SeenU protects privacy and location data

5:40 – Do users need to stay active on the app to connect?

6:37 – Ifeanyi shares how SeenU differs from Tinder and Hinge

7:50 – Live demo preview of SeenU’s radar feature

9:08 – Ifeanyi shares how he bootstrapped his app before getting investors

10:00 – Ifeanyi talks about finding the right developer for his app

11:51 – Ifeanyi’s background as a Scrum Master and content creator

13:11 – Ifeanyi talks about growing 2M TikTok followers and why he stepped away

14:59 – Ifeanyi shares how he received recognition from Rihanna and Ariana Grande for his comedic skits on Instagram

16:10 – Ifeanyi shares his deeper “why” behind SeenU

17:32 – Word-of-mouth and launch strategy at universities

20:44 – Ifeanyi talks about the impact of the “Top 5 Friends” feature in his app

22:56 – Ifeanyi talks about transitioning from TikTok to the tech space after setbacks

24:52 – Ifeanyi talks about deleting Instagram after hearing God’s call

27:30 – How Ifeanyi consistently grows across platforms

28:28 – Ifeanyi shares editing tricks vs. keeping content authentic

29:44 – Ifeanyi’s advice to Andy on growing the podcast

33:05 – Ifeanyi opens up about pain, tears, and what he learned from it

34:53 – Ifeanyi talks about his marketing strategy for SeenU

36:19 – Organic marketing vs. outbound outreach

37:50 – Ifeanyi shares what gave him the idea to build SeenU

39:01 – How Ifeanyi would personally use his app daily

41:30 – Ifeanyi shares why they targeted one university when launching SeenU

42:17 – Inspiration from MySpace’s Tom Anderson: everyone’s first friend

44:22 – What “face card” means and why it matters

46:38 – Ifeanyi shares how to get reposted without paying for clips

48:42 – Ifeanyi shares creative ideas to blow up SeenU’s social media

49:46 – Ifeanyi talks about finding your niche with or without trial and error

50:46 – Ifeanyi talks about building the app in just four weeks

52:46 – Ifeanyi’s recent personal discoveries

53:31 – Ifeanyi’s personal goals and focus for the next six months

54:30 – Connect with Ifeanyi

55:03 – Outro

Dr. Nadine Macaluso is a licensed marriage and family therapist, trauma expert, and author. Once married to Jordan Belfort, the "Wolf of Wall Street," she now uses her personal experiences and professional expertise to help others heal from trauma, build healthier relationships, and thrive. She is also the founder of the Surthriver™ community, where she empowers women to transform their pain into purpose.

Connect with Dr. Nadine!

https://www.instagram.com/therealdrnadine

https://www.tiktok.com/@drnaelmft

Visit Her Website To Learn More!

drnae.com

CHAPTERS:

0:00 – Introduction

1:45 – Meet Nadine Macaluso

2:50 – Nadine talks about the relationship between her children and Jordan Belfort

3:24 – Has Jordan changed over the years from being a pathological husband?

4:02 – How Nadine raised her kids despite Jordan’s traits

5:02 – Nadine talks about her relationship with her father

5:57 – Andy reflects on being raised by a single mom

7:26 – Nadine’s thoughts on Andrew Tate’s view of “potent time with kids”

8:36 – Should Andy avoid people with childhood trauma?

9:49 – How Nadine was “used” in her past relationship with a pathological husband

11:04 – Nadine shares when she decided to become a therapist

12:02 – Nadine shares how therapy helped her survive chaos

13:22 – Nadine talks about applying psychology to raising her children

14:25 – Should parents cuddle babies every 3 hours or let them cry it out?

15:28 – Nadine talks about the effects of using iPads with kids

17:09 – Why families struggle to communicate feelings

19:08 – Andy reflects on his experience with his dad only calling when he needed money

21:01 – Are men becoming too emotional today?

21:56 – Should men share financial struggles with their partners?

23:10 – Did Andy’s single mom influence his siblings’ love lives?

24:59 – Nadine shares how she met her husband after Jordan

25:49 – Nadine talks about life inside a marriage

26:59 – Nadine shares advice for finding a best-friend partner in life

27:34 – Nadine shares the things she is giving the most of and needs the most in her life

28:55 – How Nadine balances inbound requests vs. reaching out

29:38 – Is Nadine introverted or extroverted?

30:40 – Nadine talks about independence and individuality in relationships

31:27 – Nadine talks about how she built her personal brand

32:36 – Did Nadine finish her studies before or after the movie?

33:26 – Meeting Margot Robbie before filming The Wolf of Wall Street

33:43 – How actors play pathological characters in The Wolf of Wall Street

34:09 – Nadine talks about the difference between narcissistic and pathological people

35:43 – Nadine shares how to spot a pathological person

39:11 – How Nadine’s kids handled the Belfort name and the movie

40:13 – How Nadine built a safe space for her kids

40:55 – Nadine shares how to have proper communication about drugs with children

42:19 – Did Nadine’s kids openly share about their relationships?

42:52 – Nadine shares how her kids always get along with each other

44:01 – Nadine talks about how she built her $30/month Surthriver community for women

46:16 – Does Nadine ever ask Jordan for business advice?

46:41 – Who the Surthriver Community is for and how to join

47:33 – Nadine talks about the meaning of a trauma bond

48:06 – What are codependent relationships?

48:59 – Nadine’s recent life discoveries

50:59 – Nadine’s goals and focus for the next 6 months

51:30 – Connect with Nadine

52:11 – Outro

John Jonas is the founder of OnlineJobs.ph, the largest marketplace for hiring Filipino virtual assistants. Since 2006, he has championed the value of Filipino Online Specialists, building a lifestyle business that allows him to work just 17 hours a week while spending time with his family, golfing, and backpacking. John is passionate about showing entrepreneurs how Filipino talent can transform their businesses and create a win-win for both employers and workers.

Connect with John Jonas!

https://www.linkedin.com/in/john-jonas-41128b

https://www.youtube.com/@OnlinejobsPh01

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CHAPTERS:

0:00 – Introduction

1:16 – Meet John Jonas

2:25 – John shares his main focus for OnlineJobs.ph over the last 6 months

4:16 – John explains the new AI hiring feature on OnlineJobs.ph

5:40 – Can employees use ChatGPT to create high-quality cover letters on OnlineJobs.ph?

7:14 – Why some VAs feel the market is tougher today

8:50 – Why OnlineJobs.ph focuses only on the Philippines

9:51 – How John hires his own team through OnlineJobs.ph

16:48 – John explains how he designed his 15-hour workweek lifestyle

19:08 – John shares his purpose for doing podcasts and creating content

20:52 – The philosophy behind the $69 flat fee model on OnlineJobs.ph

24:35 – How is OnlineJobs.ph faring against Upwork and Fiverr?

25:40 – How OnlineJobs.ph grows organically and through ads

26:08 – Has John mastered every part of his business?

27:33 – Why outsourcing things you’re good at is important

31:09 – How John structures communication in a 50-person team

33:46 – How John built his 50-person team over 20 years

34:41 – How John structures his company without regular meetings

36:19 – How John spends his free time outside of work

37:11 – What truly drives John: freedom and family

39:15 – Why OnlineJobs.ph added a time-tracking feature

40:38 – Which roles have the highest-level hires on OnlineJobs.ph

43:04 – The most unique and surprising hires John has seen

44:40 – How to find highly specific talent on OnlineJobs.ph

45:20 – Will the global wage gap shrink in the next 15 years?

45:52 – John shares his thoughts on AI replacing human jobs

46:32 – How job post rankings work on OnlineJobs.ph

47:21 – John’s recent life discoveries

48:21 – How John’s team implemented AI into OnlineJobs.ph

49:14 – John shares his goals and focus for the next 6 months

50:17 – How John met his wife and built his marriage

52:55 – John talks about faith, God, and finding purpose

55:19 – Connect with John

56:40 – Outro

Kylie Woon (@kluesz) is a 16-year-old creator and photographer who grew her Instagram to over 91K followers through her unique blend of surreal photography and viral short-form content. Known for turning creative ideas into visually striking posts, she shares how she balances school, brand deals, and community building while inspiring young creators to grow authentically online.

Connect with Kylie!

https://www.instagram.com/kluesz

CHAPTERS:

0:00 – Introduction

1:34 – Meet Kylie Woon

2:19 – Kylie shares how she grew her Instagram following from 0 to 85k+ at 16 years old

3:13 – Kylie's short-form content strategy that helped her grow her socials

4:15 – Kylie shares advice for others who want to grow on social media

4:47 – Kylie explains how she personalizes viral trends

5:40 – Are Kylie’s classmates aware of her 85k followers?

6:51 – Kylie shares how she started doing photography

8:14 – What led Kylie from photography to short-form content?

8:57 – Kylie talks about her siblings and family background

10:07 – Has Kylie’s photography Instagram account led to paid gigs?

10:52 – Kylie shares that her dad teaches her business skills

11:15 – Kylie shares that her parents didn’t know about her Instagram account

12:42 – Kylie talks about pricing for her photo shoots and short-form content

13:21 – Kylie talks about her first brand sponsorship: Filmora

13:35 – Kylie shares how she reached out to a local band for a shoot

15:00 – Kylie shares how she balances school with social media and gigs

16:13 – Kylie talks about a community of creators her age

17:40 – Kylie shares how she plans and organizes her social media content

18:15 – Kylie explains her video structure and hooks

19:04 – What’s Kylie’s plan after finishing high school?

19:51 – Kylie’s advice for someone struggling to grow with 200 followers

20:48 – Do high-effort videos sometimes perform worse?

21:13 – Kylie’s casual approach to 3-second hooks

22:51 – Do encouraging captions increase retention?

23:35 – How Kylie gets more comments and saves on her videos

24:14 – Kylie shares how she manages notifications, DMs, and comments

25:34 – Kylie shares why she hides likes on her Instagram posts

26:11 – How Kylie got her first loyal commenters

26:45 – Kylie shares how she uses Instagram Broadcast Channels for her weekly photo competitions

30:24 – Kylie shares how she uses Instagram Stories

31:02 – Kylie shares her thoughts on AI as a photographer

32:19 – Kylie talks about why story and meaning matter in photography

33:19 – Why talented small creators struggle to grow their social media accounts

34:39 – Kylie shares how her sister grew 24k followers with art content

35:14 – Kylie shares how she reached out to a music festival to do photography

37:31 – Kylie’s recent life discoveries

39:08 – Kylie talks about proactively finding filmmakers to work with

40:53 – Kylie keeps her Instagram success private from her school

42:10 – Kylie’s personal goal for the next six months

43:54 – Kylie shares her lifelong goals

44:21 – Connect with Kylie

46:10 – Kylie talks about the games she used to play and the recent shows and movies she's been watching

48:10 – Outro