Fashion industry insider and editor-in-chief of Vogue magazine, Anna Wintour, discusses her management style, commitment to excellence, and rise to power at Vogue. She emphasizes the importance of being decisive and clear in leadership. Wintour's influence in the fashion industry is evident through her support of fashion designers and her role in funding and promoting nascent designers. She also reflects on the impact of the movie 'The Devil Wears Prada' on her image and fame.

Larry Gagosian, billionaire art dealer, is discussed in this podcast. Topics include his simplicity as a genius, his work ethic, and his unconventional strategies in the art industry. The podcast also explores Gagosian's business strategies, ethical stance, and success in the secondary market. The speaker recommends a digital notebook tool for founders to revisit and remember ideas from books they read.

John D. Rockefeller, American business magnate and philanthropist, shares his strategies for success in the oil industry, highlighting his conqueror mentality and ruthless tactics. He discusses the importance of competition, determination, self-belief, and taking action. The chapter also delves into the features of Founders Notes.com for successful company owners.

Former mayor of New York City, Mike Bloomberg, discusses the challenges of managing a growing business and the importance of leadership styles. They also explore the significance of mottos, differentiation, and nitpicking clients, as well as the early years of the company and building a talented team. Leveraging media, education, data management, and automation are highlighted, along with finding fulfillment, learning from regrets, and prioritizing relationships.

Jimmy Buffett, singer and author, discusses his adventurous mindset and determination to create his own path. He explores his style of performing and connecting with his audience through storytelling. The podcast also delves into his climb to success in the music industry and accidental discovery of fulfilling a need for a Caribbean fantasy through his brand.

In this podcast, they discuss Herb Kelleher, founder of Southwest Airlines. They explore his perspective on strategic planning and adaptability in the airline industry. They also delve into his life and lessons, including his approach to handling stress and his determination through legal battles. The podcast highlights Southwest Airlines' success mindset and the importance of speed and urgency in their operations. They also discuss factors for survival and opportunities to support the podcast.

Entrepreneur and founder of Amazon, Jeff Bezos, shares insights and stories of building a successful company. Topics include customer obsession, narrative structure in presentations, the power of reading, working backwards in product development, Amazon Prime, creating content, and the value of becoming a member for exclusive AMA access.

Winston Churchill, a renowned British statesman, discusses his transformation from loss to resilience. They delve into Churchill's ambitious nature, his complex father-son relationship, and his intense work ethic. Surprisingly, Churchill's relaxation techniques involved digging in the sand. The podcast also reveals a heart-touching letter Churchill wrote to his wife before going to fight in World War I, expressing love and acceptance. Additionally, they mention exclusive research and introduce the founders AMA Private Feed.

Explore the fascinating life story of Sam Zemuri, from arriving at the docks with nothing to becoming a powerful banana kingpin. Discover his legendary meeting with the US Secretary of State and his involvement in overthrowing a foreign government. Learn about his early days, determination to save his company, and the tragic impact of personal tragedy. Explore the influence of Edward Bernays and contrasting perspectives on Sam Zemurray's character.

Winston Churchill, former Prime Minister of the UK, discusses his determination to lead his country and his daring escape from a Boer prison during the war. The podcast explores his early ambition, the meticulous preparations of the Boers, the arrogance of British military personnel, and the British army's lack of knowledge. It highlights Churchill's relentless self-belief, his risky journey to the British consulate, and the unexpected help he received.