If only I knew what I know now. My 10 mistakes/lessons learned while navigating my own founder and personal transformation journey.

If you want different, you have to do it differently. Would've, Could've, Should've. Almost every founder has a moment where they look back and think, "What if I pursued the idea back then? What would life look like now?" Use the next time you notice a moment of déjà vu to make a decision that opens the door to what you want to build. And remember, being as delicate as a butterfly can make all the impact in the world.

What happens when technology can show us a different experience of time? What happens if it can pierce through the veil of our understanding of linear time and allow us to see into new dimensions or potentials to tell us our futures? Would you want to know?

In this episode, we explore the art of perception and why we've gradually outsourced it to other people and technologies, what anthropology can teach us about how humans once understood the world, and why reclaiming it may become one of the defining human advantages of the AI era.

Can your body hold your idea? Because in the next era of founders and leadership, the biggest limitation may not be access to knowledge, tools, or technology. It may be our nervous system and capacity to actually carry what we are creating.

After researching and working with hundreds of tech founders, we began to notice a pattern. Here’s the 5 stages every founder moves through before an idea becomes real, mapping the internal journey that runs alongside building something new.

The next era of humanity is opening the door to the stars, but what does that mean for our home planet, and for what it means to be human?

In this week’s pod, we go deeper into our “Crawl, Walk, Run” strategy as a way to move from having ideas and goals that can feel out of reach, and into something real and that works with your nervous system.