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03/15/25 • 2 min

The Koerner Office - Business Ideas and Small Business Deep Dives with Entrepreneurs

Did you stop listening to this podcast? If so, please listen to these 2 minutes.

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Brainstorming Businesses You Could Start Around This One Genius Marketing Channel⏐Holdco Bros Discuss! Ep. #143

HoldCo Bros are back! In this episode, Nik and I talk about the initial stages of starting a business and why founders are so important early on. Nik shares his thoughts on how to grow your business by gradually giving up tasks, always keeping the most important things for yourself . We also discuss some interesting business ideas, like renting out Cybertrucks. This leads to a conversation about creative marketing, specifically using Airdrop in unique ways at different events. Later in the episode, we touch on Bitcoin, the mystery of its creator Satoshi Nakamoto, and the surprising theory suggesting it might be a well-known entrepreneur.

Learn more about Nik here: http://linktr.ee/cofoundersnik

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00:00 Highlights
00:30 Founders' Challenges
00:56 The Framework for Business Growth
02:26 Phases of Business Development
03:08 Avoiding Common Pitfalls
04:56 The Elon Musk Example
08:40 Optimizing for Quality of Life
09:14 Innovative Business Ideas
12:15 Airdrop Marketing Strategies
18:55 Creative Marketing Strategies
20:14 Brainstorming Unique Ideas
21:09 Airdropping at Conferences
22:34 The Value of High-Ticket Offers
23:40 Unveiling Satoshi Nakamoto
25:19 Bitcoin's Mysterious Origins
27:21 The Hidden Genius?
32:20 The Future of Bitcoin

Next Episode

How to Get Everything You Want Out of Life⏐Ep. #144

I sat down with Jordan Mix, a partner working with Greg Isenberg at Late Checkout, to talk about permissionless projects. We discussed what they are, and Jordan shared the core ideas behind Ryan Holiday's canvas strategy and Jack Butcher's permissionless apprentice philosophy. He shared a few fascinating stories about how undertaking these projects, such as creating custom sneakers and responding creatively to social media posts, led to unexpected opportunities with big names. Jordan explained how this approach can create valuable connections and skills. Listen to this episode to learn how you can start your own permissionless projects!

X.com: https://x.com/jrdnmix

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jordan-mix1/

Timestamps below. Enjoy!
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00:00 Introduction to Permissionless Projects
05:45 The Canvas Strategy and Its Impact
11:56 Real-Life Applications of Permissionless Projects
18:06 Building Relationships Through Creative Projects
24:12 The Art of Creating Without Permission
25:09 Visualizing Business in 2023
26:36 The Birth of 'Do Within' and Permissionless Projects
27:35 Building Community and Business at Late Checkout
29:30 Finding Value in Collaboration
31:54 The Power of Being a Number Two
32:52 Learning from Experiments and Rejections
34:49 The Compounding Effect of Opportunities
36:07 Identifying Skills and Targeting Opportunities
38:03 Creating Value Without Expectation
40:54 The Asymmetric Bet of Permissionless Projects
42:19 Rethinking Networking and Problem Solving
44:10 Building a Portfolio of Experiences
45:37 Chasing Rejections and Learning from Failure