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EPISODE 81
Kevin and Jason are back with their fourth best-of, revisiting the moments from episodes 61 through 80 they keep coming back to. This stretch leaned heavily into AI, from Kevin's 76 scheduled agents (and the one that reported success for eight days while doing nothing) to handing his inbox to Claude with a single instruction: do the right thing. But the clips that stuck were mostly about people. Anthony Ng Monica of Daily Body Coach on the burnout that forced him to stop, Jess Chan of Longplay on choosing to grow slower, Joe Speiser on the $100 million lesson of building on rented land, WP Engine founder Jason Cohen on why customers almost never cancel over price, and Keith Wasserman of Gelt personally calling all 1,800 of his investors when the market turned. Along the way, Alex Finn and Viktor debate giving an AI agent their email, Mohammad Moahid makes the case that a human still owns every decision an agent makes, Kiko Zang explains the mascot suit that let her be herself, and the guys share the AI outbound campaign that booked dozens of podcast guests and made zero dollars. The takeaway: hand off the work, keep the judgment.
CHAPTERS
00:00 – Welcome to the fourth Founder Mode best-of
00:49 – Anthony Ng Monica: when your body makes the call
02:32 – The AI stack nobody at the conference could name
03:32 – 76 agents and the one that failed silently
04:37 – Seek Sahib: the night he almost shut it all down
05:46 – Joe Speiser: the $100M cost of building on rented land
07:14 – "Do the right thing": letting Claude handle the inbox
09:07 – Optionality, default alive, and a 93 sleep score
10:17 – Jess Chan: the hard choice to grow slower
11:27 – Alex Finn and Viktor debate giving AI their email
12:49 – Jason Cohen: why customers don't cancel over price
14:18 – AI agents don't get weekends
15:39 – JJ's pitching machine rule for getting better at AI
16:48 – Mohammad Moahid: accountability stays with humans
17:41 – Will the AI labs eat your business?
19:08 – The AI outbound campaign that made $0
21:20 – Kiko Zang and the mascot suit
22:50 – Zimbra's free playbook and why it matters again
24:31 – JJ Zhuang: where the AI and human line goes next
26:15 – Claire Stapleton: YouTube and the ads machine
27:41 – Keith Wasserman calls all 1,800 investors
29:16 – Hand off the work, keep the judgment
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