In this engaging discussion, guests JMB, a regenerative finance expert, Tyson, who explores bioregional economies, and Josh from IKSLab delve into creating sustainable economic systems. They examine how to establish relational economies without harmful extractive practices. Key topics include the integration of Indigenous knowledge, innovative governance models, and the importance of valuing nature. The conversation also touches on the connection between ecological relationships and community well-being, emphasizing the need for inclusivity and holistic approaches in today's economic landscape.

Josh, a key figure at The Browser Company, shares insights on strategic product development. He provides a recap of feedback from a recent board call and discusses critical choices for the anticipated Arc 2.0 release. The conversation navigates the balance between familiar interfaces and innovation while addressing the challenges of growth versus monetization. Interestingly, inspiration from Pixar's 'Encanto' is explored as a source of creativity for reimagining the browser, aiming to create an experience users can't imagine living without.

Josh, a key figure in developing Arc, dives into the brand's core value proposition. He reveals his biggest question: how to define and shape Arc's identity amidst the noise. The conversation explores the challenges of evolution from version 1.0 to 2.0 and emphasizes embracing minimalism for a better user experience. Josh also shares insights on optimizing feelings over metrics and the significance of shedding unnecessary obligations. With a focus on meaningful design, the dialogue is both thought-provoking and inspiring.

Three experienced night fishing enthusiasts, Josh, Trevor, and Austin, join the podcast to discuss the motivations and rewards of fishing after dark. They explore the best places to catch trout at night and share insights into the gear and tactics required. The podcast delves into the mysterious and imaginative aspects of night fishing, the challenges faced, and the unique strategies needed for success. From fishing on merger seams to exploring different tactics and techniques, this podcast provides a comprehensive guide to the captivating world of night fishing for trout.

Josh, the CEO and co-founder of The Browser Company, shares his journey of overcoming doubt in tech leadership. He reflects on the company’s evolution over five years and draws inspiration from team experiments like the New Tab page and Arc Search's onboarding. A surprising contribution from his father adds a personal touch, highlighting how family feedback can fuel creativity. Josh emphasizes the importance of having fun and staying driven even amidst uncertainty, inviting listeners to share their own visions for the future of Arc.

In today’s show we talk with Brian Burke, a house flipper and real estate investor from Northern California with a fantastic story and fascinating business model.Two days ago, Brian wrote a wildly popular article on the BiggerPockets Blog titled, “Anatomy of the Grand Slam: How I Made $800,000 on One Flip” where he talked about flipping a large apartment complex using a combination of hard money and private capital he raised. In today’s Podcast, we’re going to look more in-depth at how Brian got started, the strategies he uses to flip over 100 houses per year, and how you can use the same techniques that he does to raise money for your next real estate deal.Last week, the BiggerPockets Podcast reached #6 on the Top Business Podcasts in all of iTunes. This is an enormous honor and we want to just take a minute to thank everyone who has taken time to listen on iTunes or leave a review. As of today, we are up to 49 Five Star Reviews. If you haven’t yet left us a review and want to help us out, please click here to leave a review in your iTunes player.Read the transcript for Episode 3 with Brian Burke here.In This Week’s Podcast We’ll Explore: How Brian started with no money, no experience, and without rich friends How losing money on early deals helped grow Brian’s business Investing in real estate when you look 15 years old. Why dealing with sellers is Brian’s least favorite strategy for real estate investing Brian, Brandon, and Josh’s differing opinions on using credit cards to finance real estate Why raising private capital is one of the most important jobs for an investor Three tips for raising private capital Why Richard Branson gets in a hot air balloon and sails around the world. How Brian funds dozens of real estate flips per month Using property managers to get you inside information The one piece of advice new investors can’t survive without. Using partners to invest in real estate Links from the Show Reg D Offering I.R.R. (Internal Rate of Return) The Anatomy of the Grand Slam Flip The BiggerPockets Radio Podcast 001 – Building a Successful House Flipping Business and Losing Millions with Marty Boardman BiggerPockets Facebook Page Tweetable Topics “If you don’t screw up – you don’t learn.”(Tweet This!) “They won’t say yes if you don’t ask.”(Tweet This!) “Sometimes failure is your biggest boost.”(Tweet This!) “Whether it’s Harvard, Yale, or on the streets of real estate school – every lesson costs you money.”(Tweet This!) “Sell yourself… the more track records your build, the easier you can raise capital.”(Tweet This!) “If you want to change your situation, change your vocabulary.”(Tweet This!) “A lot of this business is sounding like you’re smart – but you’ve gotta back it up.”(Tweet This!) “If you don’t love your work – you’ll never make it to the next level.”(Tweet This!) Books Mentioned in the Podcast Rich Dad Poor Dad Real Leaders Don’t Do PowerPoint David Lindahl Books Art of the Deal – Donald Trump Art of the Comeback – Donald Trump Think and Grow Rich – Napoleon Hill About BrianBrian Burke is co-founder and Managing Director of Praxis Capital, LLC, a real estate private equity investment firm created to provide high rates of return to his investors while tactically managing risk. He has been a real estate entrepreneur since 1989, and has purchased over 500 properties valued at over $150 million, primarily from foreclosure. Brian’s BiggerPockets Profile Brian’s Company Website: Praxcap.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Josh, a passionate advocate for maker spaces, shares insights on the vibrant community behind these hubs of innovation. Discover the impressive features of the new Prusa Mk4S 3D printer and the importance of digital asset management in 3D printing. The discussion highlights how maker spaces foster collaboration and support for aspiring tech enthusiasts. Josh also explores the shift of these communities online during COVID and the significance of accessible, donation-based models that promote participation without barriers.

Josh, a passionate advocate for maker spaces and technology, shares insights about the exciting innovations in 3D printing, focusing on the Prusa Mk4S and Bamboo Lab models. He discusses the transformative role of makerspaces in community engagement and collaboration, alongside the challenges of sustaining these hubs. The conversation also touches on the limitations of traditional spreadsheets and introduces Grist as a superior alternative. Furthermore, they explore tools like Tailscale for secure networking and the Adventure Log trip planner for travel enthusiasts.

Conan talks to Josh in Cape Town, South Africa about working on impact games and his history as an auctioneer. Get access to all the podcasts you love, music channels and radio shows with the SiriusXM App! Get 3 months free using this show link: https://siriusxm.com/conan.

Josh, a natural born entertainer, shares insights on managing multiple successful YouTube channels. He discusses his journey, how he ensures sponsorships add value to his audience, and offers inspiring advice for creators. Josh's experience in creating channels with specific purposes and growing a loyal following is highlighted, emphasizing the importance of passion, engagement, and efficient planning in content creation.