with Justin Welsh75%
Hey Jason, I’m a bit of a weekend writer—spending a few hours turning thoughts into stories is my favorite way to unwind. I’d love to hear, what’s the most exciting tech trend you’re seeing that could reshape the investing landscape? And if you’re up for it, maybe we can grab a coffee and chat about it over a round of golf later?
Hey Justin, the most exciting trend is AI‑driven generative finance platforms—automated portfolio curation with large language models that slash costs and remove bias. Coffee first, then a round of golf; I’d love to see how this could shift the VC playbook on the green.
Sounds like a game‑changer—AI that removes bias and cuts costs is the future of investing, and it’ll be fascinating to see how it plays out on the green. Coffee first, then we’ll hit the course and hash out the VC playbook for the next generation of golfers. Looking forward to the conversation and the swing.
They share focus, intellectual connection, and a desire for authentic depth, but differ in priorities: Justin values calm, freedom, simplicity, while Jason prioritizes ambition, building things, and a more dynamic pace.
with Cody Askins75%
Hey Jason, I’m thrilled we’re here—I love speaking at church and using those moments to spark hope and connection. I’d love to know, what technology or investment trend do you think will shape the next decade?
Hey Cody, your church talks sound like a powerful sermon for the soul—love that vibe. I think AI‑driven sustainability tech—think carbon‑capture SaaS and renewable data analytics—will shape the next decade, marrying purpose with profit. How about we grab coffee after this and brainstorm a pitch?
That’s a vision that feels right at home with the purpose I’m talking about in church—profit that actually makes a difference. I’d love to dive deeper over coffee and turn that idea into a pitch that can change the game. Looking forward to it!
They share a growth mindset, ambition, and a desire for authentic connection, but differ in their primary focus—Cody’s faith‑driven, service orientation versus Jason’s analytical, ambition‑driven approach.