Bryant Chou
Everything Bryant personally uses, recommends, or has created — plus things they don't recommend — sourced from their own show and appearances on other podcasts.
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"For SEO, it's now going to be really easy for you to just write net new content if you have Ploy hooked up to your Granola or Zoom recordings."
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"These are exchange traded funds typically for public tickers. If you are an exec or founder and you have a huge block of Robin Hood or Uber, you can essentially participate in these exchange traded funds to put a portion of your highly appreciated stock in and in return you get essentially exposure to an index of other tech stocks. You essentially take a lot of that downside risk off the table by exchanging that highly appreciated concentrated position for a broad-based index."
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"I angel invested in one. My friend Shakant is the founder of usecash.com. Usecash is the ability for — hey, you've got 80 mil of Nvidia or you've got 120 million of OpenAI or 40 mil of Anthropic — you can essentially pledge your shares here and then you get a bunch of broad-based exposure."
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"It's sort of unconscionable in 2026 to not be using Claude Code or Codex or Cursor. You just wouldn't be able to stay on top of what's going on."
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"It's sort of unconscionable in 2026 to not be using Claude Code or Codex or Cursor. You just wouldn't be able to stay on top of what's going on."
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"Maybe this is where my background working at Intuit sort of comes into play. It's just like, 'Hey, just go and pick a customer that has like a true true true pain point and just really really focus on that.'"
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"Help you get found by ChatGPT, help you get found by Perplexity and Claude, so that businesses can run their marketing on autopilot."
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"Help you get found by ChatGPT, help you get found by Perplexity and Claude, so that businesses can run their marketing on autopilot."
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"It really reminds me of Rippling in the early days. I remember the very first thing Parker built was an offer letter generator. But then that becomes an HR system. And then once you have HR, you have auth, and then boom, you're like literally your company App Store OS."
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