Host looks back at biggest wins, losses, business epiphanies, productivity unlocks, audience growth, game-changing products, net worth & investment breakdown, and business updates.

Theo Tabah and Jordan Mix discuss the importance of trust in business and their main takeaways from 2023. They also share six juicy startup ideas for 2024 including a locket for creators, Apple Vision Pro bars, multi-industry fitness product, neighborhood work clubs, Cup of sugar app, and Right hand assistance for solopreneurs.

Greg interviews Eric Ries, author of 'The Lean Startup' and founder of The Long Term Stock Exchange. They discuss funding AI companies, the longevity of wrapper AI startups, maintaining company culture after going public, and startup ideas related to religion and AI accountability bots.

Greg interviews Dru Riley, founder of Trends.vc, a newsletter and community for founders interested in new business ideas and markets. They talk about growing newsletter subscribers, opportunities for 'faceless' YouTube channels built using AI, systemizing companies, and more.

Dylan Jardon and Henry Belcaster, founders of Clipt.co, talk about starting a "hot girl agency," challenges of monetizing YouTube content, fame versus anonymity, building an audience and its benefits, creating a platform for fun learning, and exploring primary sources and personal interests in content creation.

Founder of ConvertKit, Nathan Barry, shares insights on being interesting online and monetizing online content. Topics include combining education and entertainment, improving comedy and storytelling skills, studying comedy, blending journeys and storytelling, learning monetization skills, considering scalable business models, and building 'skyscraper' products.

Anthony Pompliano, investor and entrepreneur, shares his approach to building resilient media properties and thinking long-term. He also recommends books for internet business success. Topics include: hosting provocative dinners, climate change skepticism, critical thinking, unique content perspectives, acquisition channels, building relationships, specialness in relationships, economic freedom, lifestyle creep, and finding purpose.

Yung Pueblo, a bestselling author and Instagram celebrity, discusses building an audience through writing and turning it into books. He also talks about expanding his vision through building companies, the importance of building trust in community-based products, and effective marketing strategies used by successful social media entrepreneurs.

Jay Clouse, Founder of Creator Science, talks with Greg about the benefits of cohort-based courses and achieving a 95% retention rate. They discuss building and selling products multiple times, the value of a shared vocabulary, the importance of membership communities, the choice between being a distributor and an artist, algorithm-focused distribution, revenue sources for creators, and membership performance and retention rates.

Julien Smith, CEO of Practice and bestselling author, talks with Greg about info diets, OG content creators, and 7-year lifespans. They discuss the podcasts, books, and Twitter feeds entrepreneurs should read, thinking of life in seven-year increments, and the network multiplier of high-quality content.