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Hosted by Marc Leisner, Lucas Leisner · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 154 episodes
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Identical Twins that love building Startups and nerd out on everything related to AI and business! When you go to a restaurant and immediately start counting the tables to see how much money they might make, you came to the right place.Join us on our journey from 0s to Startup heroes! 🦸#ai #aitools #aistartups
Marc Leisner, Lucas Leisner hosts The Twin Project, a technology show with 154 episodes published.
Episode #154: Cory Blumenfeld has built five companies across industries he did not know going in, from driveway repair to healthtech, fintech, outsourcing, customer success, and LinkedIn personal branding. He exited CoH
In this episode (153), the twins talk to Amanda Sima. Amanda Saima is a serial founder, inventor, and entrepreneur who has built businesses in collegiate apparel, consumer products, and now media. In this episode, Amanda
Most founders love building. Fewer love selling. And according to Vasyl “Vince” Soloshchuk, that’s exactly where many startups go wrong. In this episode, we talk about why rejection is one of the most valuable forms of s
In this episode, we talk with Todd Persen, CTO of Hydrolix, about the invisible infrastructure behind modern software, AI systems, and the internet. We break down what observability actually means, why startups should ca
Why do most entrepreneurs fail? In this episode, we talk with Mike Foster about what actually drives success in business. We break down why execution matters more than ideas, why chasing revenue is often a mistake, and h
Are we becoming less fertile as a species? In this episode, we talk with Kirsten Karchmer about the growing fertility crisis and what may be driving it. We cover sperm quality, plastics, stress, overtraining, poor sleep,
Most founders build first and think later. That is why many startups fail. In this episode the twins talk with Ohad Shaked. He is a founder investor and has been building startups for over 20 years. He now helps founders
In this episode (#147) we are joined by Adam Spector. He is the CEO & Founder of CHORE, has invested in over 200 startups, including 14 unicorns . In this episode, he breaks down why AI is about to reshape the workforce
What if one decision could completely change your life? In this episode, we sit down with Nikki Barua , serial entrepreneur, CEO of FlipWork, and transformation expert to break down how she went from absolute rock bottom
In this episode (#145), the twins talk with Ganesh Krishnan founder of AIhello and Halzero.ai on whether LLMs actually are the path to AGI… or are we hitting a ceiling? We break down one of the biggest debates in AI righ
In this episode of the NF-Twins Podcast (#144), we sit down with Logan Kelly, founder of Waxell AI, to explore the rapidly evolving world of AI agents, governance, and the future of work. Logan shares his entrepreneurial
Has expertise died? For decades, status came from experience. 20 years in the industry. VP title. Degrees on the wall. But now? A 22-year-old with AI might outperform a 20-year veteran who doesn’t use it. In this episode
In this episode (#142), we sat down with Carmen Li , founder & CEO of Silicon Data and Compute Exchange, to break down the layer of AI nobody really talks about: compute . Carmen explains why GPUs are becoming the new oi
AI gave us the best tools to build fast—so why do startups feel harder than ever? In this episode (#141), the twins break down : The startup paradox: tech got better, but stress got worse Why AI didn't simplify startups—
In today’s episode (#140), the twins break down why AI is pushing startups to run leaner, faster, and smarter. We dive into: The rise of elite micro-teams scaling to unicorn status Why AI didn’t replace jobs—it revealed
Episode #139: In this episode, the twins talk about why Europe doesn’t lose startups because founders are bad. It loses them because paperwork is. We break down EU Inc , the new European company framework that aims to do
Episode #138: In this episode, the twins talk with Robert LoCascio. He invented online customer-care chat in 1997, then turned that idea into LivePerson, a conversational AI giant that hit $500M+ in revenue ($4.7B valuat
Episode #137: In this episode the twins break down why working harder isn’t the flex people think it is, why leverage is the real game. We talk about founders optimizing tools instead of distribution, creators confusing
Episode #136: In this episode the twins talk about NVIDIA’s latest 20Billion licensing of agreement Groq. What is actually Groq and why Groq and their LPUs is so important for modern AI startups.#groq #nvidia #nftwins #a
Episode #135: In this episode the twins talk about their year, their wins, their losses. Key learning & takeaways from a personal and business perspective. #yearreview #nftwins #businesspodcast #startup #founders
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