We found the weirdest ways to make $1M, $1B, and $5B

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Jun 13, 2025

The hosts explore bizarre yet lucrative ideas for making millions, from a twerking class to fecal transplants. They dive into the evolution of body image, discussing the rise of Brazilian butt lifts and how societal views have shifted. The success story of Grindr's revitalization showcases the impact of strategic leadership in tech. With humorous takes on hygiene products like Dude Wipes, they emphasize innovative marketing. Finally, they reflect on how podcast insights inspire entrepreneurship and drive personal and financial growth.

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Twerking Class Millionaire

Shaan Puri tells how his wife took a twerking class taught by a woman who made millions touring teaching it.
This became a major trend similar to Zumba but eventually fizzled out as a major franchise.

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Fecal Transplants Business

Sam Parr shares discovery of fecal microbiota transplants, using healthy people's poop to cure gut issues.
Startups replicate healthy microbiomes to improve endurance and treat disorders, with 90% efficacy.

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Historical Cultural Butts Insight

The ideal waist-to-hip ratio is 0.7, historically linked to health and hunting ability.
The Victorian era used bustles to artificially enhance buttocks, showing long-term cultural focus on this trait.

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Snowball

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Seneca's Letters

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Seneca

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The Five Dysfunctions of a Team

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How to Win Friends and Influence People

Dale Carnegie

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