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Hubspot Media · Business

My First Million

Sam Parr and Shaan Puri brainstorm new business ideas based on trends & opportunities they see in the market. Sometimes they bring on famous guests to brainstorm with them.

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Mohnish Pabrai: This will save you 10 years of bad investments

22 May 2026
1h 46m
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Investing success stems from temperament, patience, and the ability to wait for high-conviction opportunities rather than relying on high IQ or constant market activity. Mohnish Pabrai, a seasoned investor, advocates for "cloning" proven business models—such as Sam Walton’s retail strategy or Elon Musk’s "idiot index"—...

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How Gary Vee runs 7 businesses

19 May 2026
51m
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Gary Vee details his evolution from a "short-term greedy" operator to a "long-term greedy" leader who prioritizes human relationships as a high-ROI, low-risk asset. By treating business as a family-oriented endeavor, he scales multiple eight-figure ventures—including VaynerMedia, VaynerSports, and VeeFriends—through a ...

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We hit record on our private strategy session

15 May 2026
48m
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The "My First Million" team evaluates growth strategies and operational shifts for the podcast's next phase. A primary initiative involves building a "Clipper Army" to incentivize short-form content creation across social platforms, aiming to scale reach through community-driven distribution. The hosts also pivot towar...

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How to manufacture a billionaire childhood

13 May 2026
51m
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Jim Ratcliffe’s unconventional path from chemical engineer to billionaire industrialist highlights the power of taking risks and pursuing passion-driven "side quests," such as his development of the Grenadier SUV. Success often stems from childhood obsessions and the ability to identify hidden value, as seen in Warren ...

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I put 80% of my money in the S&P

11 May 2026
1h 6m
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Financial success and professional fulfillment depend more on understanding one's inherent psychological biases than on technical strategy. A Swedish study of twins reveals that nearly half of all investment behaviors are genetically predisposed, suggesting that personal finance is fundamentally an exercise in managing...

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How Replit Agent made $1M on day one (then $250M in a year)

07 May 2026
1h 20m
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Replit has scaled from $2.5 million to nearly $1 billion in annual revenue within two years, driven by the emergence of AI-powered "vibe coding." This rapid growth represents a market creation moment where software development has become accessible enough to allow small teams to build multi-million dollar businesses wi...

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Spotting Billion Dollar Investments Was Hard Until I Learned These 3 Rules | Rohan Oza

05 May 2026
1h 5m
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Rohan Oza, a veteran investor and brand builder in the beverage industry, details his strategic approach to creating and scaling iconic products like Vitaminwater, Smartwater, and Poppi. Success stems from three core pillars: identifying emerging trends early, fostering deep emotional connections through pop culture in...

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This Opportunity Is Hidden In Plain Sight

29 Apr 2026
1h 14m
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Identifying high-growth opportunities requires a relentless focus on core objectives and the ability to recruit world-class talent. The recent acquisition of TBPN by OpenAI highlights the efficacy of the "Great Lock-in," where creators prioritize short-form clips over traditional long-form content to maximize distribut...

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How to find your thing

27 Apr 2026
54m
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Following one's passion is often counterproductive advice because it assumes a pre-existing, clear direction that most people lack. Instead, fulfillment stems from identifying an "enthusiasm-driven loop"—a repeatable, daily process that provides energy rather than exhaustion. This approach prioritizes "blisters" over p...

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This guy built a $1B+ brand in 3 years. The product? You'd never guess

24 Apr 2026
1h 5m
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Scaling an e-commerce brand from zero to a billion-dollar exit in 32 months requires a focus on product innovation and disciplined financial metrics. The founder of Gruins, a supplement company, attributes this rapid growth to identifying "white space" by creating new product formats, such as converting traditional pow...

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25% Of My Portfolio Is One Overvalued Stock, Here's Why

22 Apr 2026
57m
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Cryogenics and AI-driven longevity are transitioning from fringe science to viable industries, exemplified by Alcor’s preservation services and the pursuit of "longevity escape velocity." Artificial intelligence is simultaneously reshaping the corporate landscape, moving beyond simple assistance to central decision-mak...

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#1 Habit Expert: Here's how you become dramatically better

16 Apr 2026
1h 0m
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Habit formation and effective communication serve as the primary levers for personal and professional transformation. Habits consist of a cue, routine, and reward, and rather than attempting to extinguish ingrained behaviors, individuals should replace the routine while maintaining the same cue and reward to override n...

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Steph Smith: “This opportunity is totally overlooked”

14 Apr 2026
41m
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Identifying and capitalizing on emerging trends requires leveraging data-driven insights to uncover "gold mine" business opportunities. The aging global population, particularly the "silver tsunami," creates significant demand for specialized nursing and assisted living services, where high-margin, premium-tier models ...

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Ex-Tesla President reveals EVERYTHING Elon does to win

09 Apr 2026
1h 4m
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The discussion centers on strategies for achieving rapid company growth, drawing from experiences at Tesla and other ventures. It emphasizes the importance of setting ambitious, order-of-magnitude improvement goals to drive innovative thinking. A key insight involves talent selection, advocating for deep problem-solvin...

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We asked a $18.9B Investor how to survive the AI bubble

07 Apr 2026
1h 5m
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Graham Weaver, who runs a private equity fund with almost $20 billion in assets under management and teaches at Stanford, discusses strategies for achieving high returns in private equity. Weaver highlights the firm's focus on "buy and build" strategies, particularly in prosaic industries like plumbing and HVAC, where ...

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The Side Hustle King: "Make $20K+/month without money, luck, or experience"

01 Apr 2026
55m
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The discussion centers on actionable business ideas for aspiring entrepreneurs, particularly those seeking side hustles or a transition from traditional employment. Chris Koerner, a self-proclaimed "side hustle king," shares several concepts, including reselling liquidation items, implementing AI solutions for small bu...

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Oz Pearlman: How To "Read" Minds, Influence Anyone, and Never Fear Rejection

30 Mar 2026
54m
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Oz Pearlman, a mentalist, discusses the skills he's learned from his profession that can be applied to business and life, emphasizing the importance of convincing and winning people over. He recounts overcoming his fear of rejection as a young magician by creating a mental separation between himself and his act. Pearlm...

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The Underrated Money Making Skill In 2026

27 Mar 2026
21m
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The podcast explores how to develop good taste, arguing it's a crucial skill in the age of AI for appealing to people and creating desirable products. Good taste is defined as proposing a valued identity within a chosen community and communicating that identity authentically through lifestyle choices. The episode outli...

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Best of MFM: Listen To This Before You Invest Another Dollar

25 Mar 2026
35m
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The podcast explores strategies for turning $10,000 into $1 million through investing, with a focus on long-term compounding and risk management. It suggests that, given the S&P's potentially overheated state in 2025, investing in Berkshire Hathaway as a default option could yield significant returns over time, potenti...

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This guy cured his dog’s cancer with ChatGPT + 4 other crazy AI stories

19 Mar 2026
54m
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The podcast explores the impact of AI across various sectors, highlighting both opportunities and potential disruptions. It covers AI-driven solutions, such as using AI to assist in medical treatments and its application in retail business strategies. Anthropic's significant revenue growth is contrasted with the strugg...

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