We are becoming a Public Benefit Company. Eric Ries, who advised Anthropic on the same structure, sat down to advise us on the first principle to encode, and on how to tell, years from now, whether we kept it.
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Helen Chong came to America at 18 alone. Her family had already lost their home. Today she's a top 1.5% real estate professional in the country, building security for first-generation buyers, the kind she had to invent for herself.
He bought the cheapest policy he could find, and learned the hard way what 'cheap' actually costs. Now he runs his agency to make sure his clients never make the same mistake.
Lenny Rachitsky built one of the most influential newsletters in tech. The week we spoke, he'd also shipped a soundboard of his son's voice for his wife and a website that scrapes images out of Google Docs. Here's the playbook he says any non-tech operator can run this weekend.
She ran the LA Marathon on a month's notice without training her body. Mile 18 nearly broke her. The same principle has carried 35 years of real estate.
His first reaction to AI-made warm introductions: "I ain't talking to no bot." Today he's Bruce User #1, and the 3 hours a day he used to spend cold calling have quietly disappeared.
