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My First Million · June 24, 2026 · 58m

We found an app that lets you buy anything for $0

Sam Parr and Shaan Puri cover a mix of entrepreneurial stories and investing lessons: from fringe creators monetizing unusual passions to Nick Sleep's investment philosophy on shared economies of scale. They also peek into Lloyd Blankfein's personal finances, the career of dealmaker David Rubenstein, Nat Turner's latest venture, and a quick masterclass on valuing denim.

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Highlights

Fringe Creators Monetizing Unconventional Lifestyles00:00:00
Sam and Shaan discuss how individuals on the fringe are turning niche passions into profitable businesses, including an app that lets users 'buy' items for $0.
Nick Sleep's Shared Economies of Scale00:13:14
The hosts break down Nick Sleep's investment philosophy of 'shared economies of scale,' where companies pass cost savings on to customers to build durable competitive moats.
Lloyd Blankfein's Personal Finances00:24:41
Sam and Shaan analyze how former Goldman Sachs CEO Lloyd Blankfein manages his personal wealth, reflecting on the unique challenges of ultra-high net worth.
David Rubenstein's Career and Character00:31:14
The conversation turns to private equity titan David Rubenstein, exploring what makes him an effective dealmaker and a compelling personality.
Nat Turner's Next Venture00:39:09
Sam and Shaan discuss serial entrepreneur Nat Turner’s ambitious new business, which is currently operating in stealth.
Masterclass in Valuing Denim00:50:13
Sam and Shaan give a rapid lesson on how to value a denim business, sharing practical frameworks for assessing brand, inventory, and market fit.
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