Another idea for Apple Watch sleep apnea is to produce/distribute FDA-approved at-home sleep apnea tests for diagnosis. Sleep studies suck partly because you aren’t at home, and these take-home devices are waaay more comfortable and diagnose just as well.
Do O2 monitoring on infants to prevent SIDS. All the technology is there. If The blood O2 level drops too low. It alerts the parents to come wake the infant. There is no amount of money a parent won't pay. Non-Invasive, makes money and saves lives. What better product could there be.
The word "Sperm" is frequently flagged on FB and Google ads. I currently work in this space and it has its challenges. The simple mention of sperm in marketing will get you 10x thousands of men from India, Russia, etc. wanting to be a sperm donor. We had to negative target all countries and just focus on the USA market AND in our case, only target women.
sippin time baby. I mowed lawns as a little kid for neighbors, one of my first entrepreneurial efforts, and at age fourteen my first 'official' job was working for a landscaping/lawncare small business. I got paid $4 per hour off-the-books. I was thought we shouldn't be driving around so much and should spend the whole doing all the house on a couple streets, barely moving the truck/trailer, if even at all.
I didn't have to pull over while listening since my car drives itself. Also... as an AI/growth funnel guy myself, it's nice to hear that we're flipping the founder script.
The AI glasses were crazy!!! I do fear for my children’s privacy though. Which I suppose gives a great cybersecurity opportunity. How do you protect your privacy from facial recognition.
The healthcare industry is highly regulated (for very good reasons!). Everything that gives you a valid diagnosis is most probably considered a medical device which you have to certifiy - and this process alone costs a lot of capital and nerves and can't be performed by non-experts. So high moats - not easy for non-experts to tackle.
💯on the secular “church”. I don’t want to go somewhere to worship a deity but I do want a community space where I can go every week and listen to a motivational speech and visit with a group of like minded people.
I dont think robot mowers are there yet for them to be viable. They would need to be vision based, laying down wire takes too long. Also faster mowing.
I don't understand this so called "negotiation" thing - you can really negotiate things that are considerabley overpriced.Try to negotiate a price of a standard PC computer. It's rather impossible because margins on PCs are thin. Shouldn't you just think what you buy and don't buy overpriced goods and try to negotiate theirs prices afterwards. Don't buy premium goods, buy standard goods instead and you won't be overcharged,
Andrew Wilkinson discusses six startup ideas with Greg Isenberg, including robot lawn-mowing, sleep apnea solutions, computer vision for small businesses, negotiation services, sperm freezing, and community building. They explore market opportunities, potential business models, and implementation strategies for each concept.
ADHD please stop giving this so much attention. We are made of electromagnetic fields and with all of the electronics that are slicing and dicing every particle within us we are in hyper acceleration mode. Many natural ways to rebalance this it is not a disease or a dysfunction. It is merely a result of hyperstimulation. Please feel free to contact me if you wish to discuss this further or have me on your show . Blessings Sasha♥️⭐️♥️
I'm looking at doing Forum for a specific Niche. Sam shared the manual for the EO forums, and it's a great read. Lots to unpack, and a great bet on friction-heavy in-person investment.
Majority of these ideas aren’t novel or innovative, expected more from Andrew. Seen his other pods, he didn’t bring the same level of energy or intuition to this one
Both Greg and Andrew are both doing well for themselves + run successful businesses. But I think the point of Greg sharing these ideas is A) He understands that ideas are a dime a dozen, and it's about execution. This is particularly true in a world where building the tech involves a lower barrier to entry with the rise of AI coding assistants. Greg literally talks about this at the beginning of the video. B) Execution is contingent on a lot of things, including your network / audience. By sharing these ideas and bringing on great founders, he's creating a lot of goodwill towards his personal brand / his own businesses. So there's literally very little downside for him. C) He's also directly creating a vehicle for lead generation through each video, as more people discover him + his own businesses. D) As he's mentioned in the past, he thinks the future of startups is creator-driven and so he's 'walking the walk' by establishing an audience on youtube and sharing knowledge / advice.
The AI glasses were crazy!!! I do fear for my children’s privacy though. Which I suppose gives a great cybersecurity opportunity. How do you protect your privacy from facial recognition.
ANDREW IS BACK ON THE POD. LOTS OF KILLER IDEAS. LIKE/COMMENT/SUBSCRIBE FOR MORE OF THIS IN YOUR FEED
Computer vision for small businesses is a game changer.
This tech can help SMBs compete with larger companies by optimizing customer insights.
Another idea for Apple Watch sleep apnea is to produce/distribute FDA-approved at-home sleep apnea tests for diagnosis. Sleep studies suck partly because you aren’t at home, and these take-home devices are waaay more comfortable and diagnose just as well.
Do O2 monitoring on infants to prevent SIDS. All the technology is there. If The blood O2 level drops too low. It alerts the parents to come wake the infant. There is no amount of money a parent won't pay. Non-Invasive, makes money and saves lives. What better product could there be.
The word "Sperm" is frequently flagged on FB and Google ads. I currently work in this space and it has its challenges. The simple mention of sperm in marketing will get you 10x thousands of men from India, Russia, etc. wanting to be a sperm donor. We had to negative target all countries and just focus on the USA market AND in our case, only target women.
@TheSecondActBoss - Maybe you could find a suitable Amazon affiliate opportunity? Advertise in a related book niche?
New boss character unlocked: Andrew Wilkinson.
andrew's book was soooo good, incredible to see him on the pod!
yaa book was awesome!
Idea 6 is underrated! We do it in the SaaS world within SaaS Circle, it's awesome and really helpful! 🔥
So cool to see Andrew operate in real time investigating the sperm freezing company. What a stud!
sippin time baby. I mowed lawns as a little kid for neighbors, one of my first entrepreneurial efforts, and at age fourteen my first 'official' job was working for a landscaping/lawncare small business. I got paid $4 per hour off-the-books. I was thought we shouldn't be driving around so much and should spend the whole doing all the house on a couple streets, barely moving the truck/trailer, if even at all.
@Louisaadamson - Are robot lawn mowers real five or six grand each? That seems very overpriced for a small amount of tech.
The leverage that Andrew has built with Tiny is so impressive
legendary
these ideas makes lot of money to execute
takes a lot of money too
I have one and bought it on Amazon
I didn't have to pull over while listening since my car drives itself.
Also... as an AI/growth funnel guy myself, it's nice to hear that we're flipping the founder script.
Upside and gravy 🤞🏼
yesss
The AI glasses were crazy!!! I do fear for my children’s privacy though.
Which I suppose gives a great cybersecurity opportunity. How do you protect your privacy from facial recognition.
Curious what other curated directories you think are top notch (besides the mention of Sam's List)
This was great. I think we need ti get Jordan back on to talk about funnels!
will post something in a week or two in funnels. stay tuned. just recorded it
ooof, an episode for the ages
lets goo
I do agree💯
Idea 3 has been around for a while, they’re called beacons and retailers use it
The healthcare industry is highly regulated (for very good reasons!). Everything that gives you a valid diagnosis is most probably considered a medical device which you have to certifiy - and this process alone costs a lot of capital and nerves and can't be performed by non-experts. So high moats - not easy for non-experts to tackle.
Sperm freezing is crazy work, but actually a solid business idea lol
lol
The Canadian Connection!
💯on the secular “church”. I don’t want to go somewhere to worship a deity but I do want a community space where I can go every week and listen to a motivational speech and visit with a group of like minded people.
Thats basically a mastermind. Close to the same thing but the cost of entry is high which limits the amount of ppl who attend
Bro is the mf goat ngl
How did he estimate the startup costs? 😅
If you’re here stay focused. See you on Forbes
I dont think robot mowers are there yet for them to be viable. They would need to be vision based, laying down wire takes too long. Also faster mowing.
Bro those mowers ain’t gonna be there the min you leave hahah good idea but in LA, ya you gotta be sitting there watching
Wait Solar Panels are like 7 year ROI here in the UK where it's hardly sunny, what's he talking about 10-20 years lol
🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦 in the building
I don't understand this so called "negotiation" thing - you can really negotiate things that are considerabley overpriced.Try to negotiate a price of a standard PC computer. It's rather impossible because margins on PCs are thin. Shouldn't you just think what you buy and don't buy overpriced goods and try to negotiate theirs prices afterwards. Don't buy premium goods, buy standard goods instead and you won't be overcharged,
Marketing sperm freezing to avoid having ugly kids is a recipe for hilarious lawsuits.
Andrew Wilkinson discusses six startup ideas with Greg Isenberg, including robot lawn-mowing, sleep apnea solutions, computer vision for small businesses, negotiation services, sperm freezing, and community building. They explore market opportunities, potential business models, and implementation strategies for each concept.
why does this feel like ai lol
@@GregIsenberg because we forgot to type in all lowercase
@@sooma-ai need more typos too
@@GregIsenberg thx human, notede
@@sooma-ai This made me giigle outloud jajaja
Sleep apnea masks are not big anymore. It’s much easier to deal with now.
ADHD please stop giving this so much attention. We are made of electromagnetic fields and with all of the electronics that are slicing and dicing every particle within us we are in hyper acceleration mode. Many natural ways to rebalance this it is not a disease or a dysfunction. It is merely a result of hyperstimulation. Please feel free to contact me if you wish to discuss this further or have me on your show .
Blessings Sasha♥️⭐️♥️
Actually Bryan Johnson made a video on AG1 and it is a low quality product.
Has anyone made these sort of monies with these ideas?
yeah
« yeah » source: greg
Team 🇨🇦
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ngl thought this was you in the thumbnail greg
hahah fair
I'm looking at doing Forum for a specific Niche. Sam shared the manual for the EO forums, and it's a great read. Lots to unpack, and a great bet on friction-heavy in-person investment.
I hated Greg the first episode I watched. Now I can’t stop.
these are not online ideas
Majority of these ideas aren’t novel or innovative, expected more from Andrew. Seen his other pods, he didn’t bring the same level of energy or intuition to this one
u r r8
I think I disagree. He was very tactical on this episode. I like it better than high level philosophical Andrew.
Why doesn't this guy himself become multi billionaire with these ideas instead of sharing, wasting time and energy recording/editing this video? 😅😅😅😅
Both Greg and Andrew are both doing well for themselves + run successful businesses. But I think the point of Greg sharing these ideas is
A) He understands that ideas are a dime a dozen, and it's about execution. This is particularly true in a world where building the tech involves a lower barrier to entry with the rise of AI coding assistants. Greg literally talks about this at the beginning of the video.
B) Execution is contingent on a lot of things, including your network / audience. By sharing these ideas and bringing on great founders, he's creating a lot of goodwill towards his personal brand / his own businesses. So there's literally very little downside for him.
C) He's also directly creating a vehicle for lead generation through each video, as more people discover him + his own businesses.
D) As he's mentioned in the past, he thinks the future of startups is creator-driven and so he's 'walking the walk' by establishing an audience on youtube and sharing knowledge / advice.
People that ask this question don't have anything going on.
@@atouchofa.d.d.5852 good for you 👍
Andrew's net worth is $300m approximately... not sure you have a point mate
😂😂 you’re funny
lmao stop with this wilkinson is tech buffet, cringe af
The AI glasses were crazy!!! I do fear for my children’s privacy though.
Which I suppose gives a great cybersecurity opportunity. How do you protect your privacy from facial recognition.