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In the series finale of Send It, Linus shares that he has pivoted to a new career as a substitute teacher at High School. He and Nate discuss the satisfaction of his new role, the responsible use of AI, and the tough realities of trying to launch a side hustle. After a year of experiments, Linus made only $115, and Nate’s Amazon business was shut down by tariffs. They end the episode by reflecting on the lessons, struggles, and small wins from their journey and thanking their listeners.
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This week on Send It, Linus and Nate catch up with special guest Edward Lee, ex-Apple PM turned multi-hustle founder. From slinging certified organic peaches at farmers markets to pushing humanoid robotics in Mountain View, Ed dives deep into the grind of building brands, boosting personal reach with Reels, and navigating post-corporate life. Whether it's YC rejection resilience, AI product pivots, or his 73-day posting streak, this episode is all about showing up—and sending it.
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What do overpriced candy bars, weather bots, and substitute teaching have in common? Linus, Nate, and Brian explore side hustles past and future—from schoolyard schemes to AI-powered design tools.
If you're interested in more about Brian, check out his website at - http://briansing.info
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Linus and Nate are back and catching up on their latest entrepreneurial experiments—Linus is plotting a summer pop-up inspired by fancy toast, dreaming of a teacher’s side hustle empire, while Nate’s reflecting on Amazon side hustles and swap meet sales of bike trackers. They swap ideas on the food business hustle, community, and life’s curveballs, from AI projects to Costco chaos. Whether you’re thinking of side gigs, a pop-up, or just trying to keep your ideas alive, this episode’s a reminder to always send it!
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In this episode of Send It, Linus and Nate welcome special guest Andy Yeung, who shares the highs and lows of launching his dating app. From user acquisition struggles to the unexpected challenges of keeping people engaged, Andy gives an inside look at what it really takes to build a Christian dating platform. Meanwhile, Linus experiments with new sales tactics for his 3D-printed bike tracker business, and Nate wrestles with inventory headaches in his Amazon venture. Whether you're into startups, side hustles, or swiping right, this episode is packed with real-world insights, business lessons, and a few laughs along the way.
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In this episode of Send It, Linus shares a big life update—he got married! But even at his wedding, the hustle didn’t stop, as he handed out samples of his 3D-printed bike trackers and got valuable business feedback (plus his first sale from his godfather). Meanwhile, Nate navigates unexpected roadblocks with sourcing manufacturers for his Amazon business, dealing with pricing changes and international logistics. From business pivots to the power of networking, this episode is packed with insights, laughs, and the realities of the entrepreneurial grind.
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In this episode of Send It, Linus and Nate dive into the ups and downs of their latest entrepreneurial ventures. Linus shares lessons from marketing his 3D-printed bike tracker business through Instagram Reels, navigating feedback, and refining his product strategy. Meanwhile, Nate discusses the challenges of sourcing products for his Amazon business, handling manufacturing logistics, and the art of packaging. Packed with candid stories, practical advice, and a few laughs, this episode is all about turning small experiments into real opportunities.
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In this episode of Send It, Linus and Nate share their latest entrepreneurial adventures. Linus dives into the world of 3D printing with plans to create custom bike trackers, while Nate negotiates with manufacturers and tackles the challenges of launching a private-label product on Amazon. From navigating supplier ghosting to brainstorming how to differentiate in competitive markets, the duo provides practical tips, anecdotes, and insights into small business life. Plus, hear how Linus dealt with the unexpected theft of an e-bike and Nate’s thoughts on avoiding common startup pitfalls. Whether you’re into tech, side hustles, or starting a business, this episode will inspire you to "send it.
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In this episode of Send It, Linus and Nate dive into their latest entrepreneurial adventures and challenges. From Linus optimizing bike shop strategies and e-bike rentals to Nate navigating the complexities of launching an e-commerce business, they share candid stories and practical advice. Hear about unconventional ideas, like pool noodle hacks for travel comfort, and explore the realities of setting goals, navigating fees, and planning for 2025. Whether you're a seasoned entrepreneur or just starting out, this episode will inspire you to "send it" with your business dreams.
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In this episode of Send It, Linus reflects on wrapping up his startup accelerator and exploring new job opportunities, while Nate dives into his $2,500 Amazon FBA mentorship investment and plans to pivot into physical products. The duo also debates their companies of the year—Ninja Appliances and Costco—and discuss everything from food licensing hurdles to building a board game and managing inventory for e-commerce success.
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