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#198 - How to Build a Unicorn Around the NCAA Reg Changes

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Really heard this a bunch of times, which is A lot of times as an entrepreneur, you just need to be in the market. You need to be in the game. And even if your current thing's not working, if you are aware of these like inflection points, you're the perfect person to just shift over. I feel like I can rule the world, I know I can be what I want to I put my all in it like my day's all On the roadless travel, never looking back We had a good episode.

Well I think we talked about a lot of stuff. What do we talk about? We talked about the zappier for sound. We talked about Yeah, we talked about the opportunity now that college athletes can make money. What are the business opportunities around that that just opened up? And I think if you're interested in software, I think Sean, you actually gave like one of the one of the better ideas in the last three months that we discussed. So that's kind of interesting. We talked about a a new company that's creating a search engine for company documents. It sounds boring, but it's actually could be quite a big business. What else did we talk about? Last thing is we talked about this business model idea of basically

Go take the R D that the big companies do and that they make custom software for themselves, like the Starbucks mobile app or the Domino's Pizza Ordering app. And then make that available to all the mom and pop. So we did a bunch of examples of of that and where the opportunities might be. All right. Listen up. Let us know how uh and how you liked it. My Twitter is The Sam Par, then Sean's is Sean V P Alright.

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