Shiv Gaglani is the co-founder and CEO of Osmosis, which empowers the world's clinicians and caregivers with the best learning experience possible. In this episode, Shiv talks about what it's like to be the only tech entrepreneur in a family full of clinicians, why his company's first raise was successful, how he literally wrote the book on getting a perfect SAT score, and how Osmosis is revolutionizing the way that both clinicians and patients learn about health and medicine.

Dalton Combs is CEO of Boundless Mind, a company that uses neuroscience and artificial intelligence to personalize your app for every user. In this episode, Dalton explains how a remote-controlled cockroach changed the trajectory of his career, the great responsibility that comes with working with tech with the potential to achieve "universal control," and Boundless Mind's ambitious mission to create a world where hyper-personalized technology ultimately helps humans achieve their best selves.

Lindsay Jurist-Rosner is CEO of Wellthy, a healthcare concierge. Wellthy connects family caregivers with their own private care coordinator — that means on demand expertise support, simplified family communication, and everything in one place on their own care dashboard. In this episode, Lindsay shares the powerful personal experience that compelled her to start her company, the one customer email that changed the entire basis of her business model, and the unexpected benefits of running a deeply mission-driven organization.

Suren Markosian is CEO of Epic!, the leading digital media brand for kids. In this episode, Suren talks about how his strong creative spirit fuels his work, the three key elements essential to entrepreneurial success, and the surprising ways that building a tech company specifically for children has changed his perspective on how to run a business.

Renato Circi is the co-founder of Caura, the first ever molecular tracker providing instant, real-time performance feedback. In this episode, Renato reveals how his initial dreams of being a professional athlete in Europe influenced the concept of his company, how he and his cofounder were united by their common affinity for "crazy ideas," and the three key elements of finding fulfillment in work.

Dimitri Sogoloff is CEO of Horton Point, providing accredited investors worldwide with an easy, cost-efficient way to construct customized portfolios of alternative investment funds. In this episode, Dimitri discusses what he learned from landing smack in the middle of the stock exchange crash at the beginning of his career, the key requirements for being a great entrepreneur, how his company is planning on completely upending the entire process of making decisions within alternative investments, and more.

Tigran Sloyan is cofounder and CEO of CodeSIgnal, the most advanced technical assessment solution on the market. In this episode, Tigran talks about being the number one math nerd in Armenia, how his boxing hobby inspired the original concept for his business, and his ambitious mission of leveling the global playing field by helping companies go beyond resumes in every industry.

Polly Rodriguez is CEO of Unbound, an erotic product brand changing how feminists explore and enjoy their sex lives. In this episode, Polly discusses how sexual wellbeing is core to personal health, the way technology is enabling democracy on a global scale, the emerging power of female leaders across industries, and more.

Jared Feldman is CEO of Canvs, the industry standard in emotion measurement. In this episode, Jared talks about the powerful art of interpreting empathy, the tumultuous effects of the current media revolution, and his vision for Canvs to be the "giant oracle that you can ask anything to find out why it's happening."

Sam Parr is CEO of The Hustle, a media company that produces a wildly popular tech and business newsletter for young professionals. In this episode, Sam talks about his first startup ("Weiners as big as a baby's arm!"), his mother's interpretation of what he does now ("Wall Street Journal meets the Daily Show"), and the satisfaction he experiences from getting to do what he loves every single day.