Joshua Browder

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601 appearances 2 recordings 2 series first heard Dec 2025 last heard 8 Jan

Joshua Browder’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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How I Invest with David Weisburd · E278: What Separates the Top 1% of GPs · 8 Jan 2026 podcast

And I'll tell you one thing on the kind of entertainment side, I have a really good friend and every quarter we say we want to do one really unique life experience.

And we set like a big quarterly goal for that.

So I think setting goals is really important because it allows you to take a step back.

I'm a big fan of what Dave is doing with HF0.

And it's interesting you mentioned that example about choosing which model because one of HF0's biggest wins is OpenRouter, which does exactly that.

So actually makes the decision for people.

But on the other hand, okay, the counter argument is you have to, so the goal is important to be big, but you do have to think tactically.

So maybe the goal for me when I first invested in Adam was I want to kind of be the first believer into these incredible companies and build a fund and all of this stuff.

But the tactic is every day there should be these small steps.

So I think it's okay to think small if it's tactically, but the number one goal should be overarching.

Thank you so much.

Digital Social Hour · Joshua Browder: Why AGI Is Further Away Than Silicon Valley Claims | DSH #1688 · 18 Dec 2025 podcast

Companies are getting an increasing amount of power and the government is not doing much to help people and that's where a company like Do Not Pay steps in.

It's really about power to the people and give it to ordinary people.

Jeff Bezos at Amazon said consumer expectations are constantly rising and I really believe in that.

They're the best people to invest in because they have everything to lose.

If someone's worked at a big company like OpenAI for five years, maybe they live a cushy lifestyle, they have a multi-million dollar house,

and they don't have what it takes to build an incredible company.

Meanwhile, someone who's just dropped out of college, the first thing they'll do is they'll build the product and actually build something useful.

No, I'm speaking in two hours.

Okay.

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