Doers Snapshots

3x exited founder Luke Tobin shares why only 4% of agencies ever exit, what most founders get wrong, and how he’s helping creative businesses scale sustainably with Unusual Group.
Perfect quick listen if you’re running an agency and want growth without burning out.

In this episode of Doers Snapshots, we’re joined by Dan Bulteel, CEO & co-founder of Meet-ting, a new AI platform rethinking how we plan and run meetings. Dan shares why the meeting workflow is broken, what changes when AI understands time and context, and how this shift could transform how freelancers, consultants, and operators work. A sharp look at where meetings — and productivity — are heading next.

In this episode of Doers Snapshots, we’re joined by Sunil Jindal, co-founder and Chief Product Officer at Magic AI — creators of the AI-powered fitness mirror transforming personal training.

Sunil shares how Magic’s Reflect AI uses computer vision to track form, count reps, and deliver real-time feedback — making high-quality training more accessible and engaging. He also reveals his vision for the future of fitness, where generative AI lets you train with a future version of yourself.

In this episode of Doers Snapshots, we’re joined by Leo Bassam, founder & CEO of Plutio — the all-in-one business OS built for freelancers. Leo shares the origin story, and the decade-long build behind Plutio’s vision: consolidate everything in one place, add AI for real context, and remove the clicks, forms, and friction that drain creators.

In this episode of Doers Snapshots, we're joined by Sammy Verghese, co-founder of Mucka AI — a voice-based AI assistant built specifically for tradespeople. Sammy shares how he and his team are tackling one of the UK’s most overlooked challenges: helping self-employed workers reclaim hours lost to admin through accessible, voice-first tech.

In this episode of Doers Snapshots, we’re joined by Harry Horsfall, co-founder of Flight3 and community lead at Zebu Live. He shares how Flight3 is moving beyond Web3 to challenge the world’s top marketing agencies.

We dive into the shift from follower growth to on-chain activation, the rise of real ROI in crypto marketing, and why boring infrastructure is what makes Web3 powerful.

Short, sharp, and full of founder insight.

In this episode of Doers Snapshots, we're joined by Ben Lee, a tax advisor and accountant at Andersen UK specializing in Web3. Discover how Ben and his dedicated crypto team help businesses navigate complex regulatory landscapes across global jurisdictions.

In this episode of Doers Snapshots, we're joined by Dr. Colm McCourt, a medical doctor based in Western Australia who's focused on the intersection of technology and healthcare. Discover how he envisions blockchain, AI, and IoT reshaping medical services. Dr. Colm shares his fascinating perspective on how these emerging technologies will fundamentally transform healthcare delivery, from pre-womb predictions to remote care networks that may eventually replace traditional hospital structures.

In this episode of Doers Snapshots, we're joined by Renee Francis, founder of Take3, a Web3 marketing agency. Discover how Renee transitioned from traditional marketing to the Web3 space and why she's passionate about driving mass adoption. She shares insights on what differentiates her full-service agency in the blockchain space and her excitement about emerging trends, including Web3 gaming and real-world asset tokenization. Learn about the journey from education to marketing services and how Take3 is helping companies navigate the evolving Web3 landscape.

In this episode of Doers Snapshots, we're joined by Marc Faubeau, Business Development Director at Jacobi Asset Management. Discover how Jacobi is pioneering regulated crypto investments through Europe's first Bitcoin spot ETF while also developing innovative tokenization projects for private debt and real estate. Drawing from his extensive background in traditional finance, Marc shares his vision for blockchain adoption, emphasizing the importance of focusing on benefits rather than technology, and explores the exciting potential of decentralized physical infrastructure networks (DePIN) to revolutionize revenue sharing across industries.