The Founders Club

Toronto new members breakfast, the first time most new members meet the Club in person. Next up is their first mastermind and first dinner. Good to have you, Toronto.

New York has no shortage of founders. Working out which ones are worth an hour of your week is the hard part. Our new members breakfast is where our team starts helping, from your first dinner seat to your mastermind group.

This week Gary Lipovetsky of Creator Method sat down with our co-founder Aaron Spivak in Miami. His starting point: decide whether the business needs customers, capital, hires or partnerships, then build the content around that.

Most people join something new with the same question. Where do I start? In New York, the answer was breakfast. A table of founders who'd all joined in the last few weeks, plus our team, getting to know each other before their first mastermind. Our average member runs a company doing over $15M a year. If you want in, book an intro call. Link below.

Women running seven, eight and nine figure companies get asked how they balance it all. A lot. The honest answer is usually “not always.” Our female founder dinner in Toronto was a room where you could say that out loud.

Sahil Bloom is teaching The 5 Types of Wealth live today, 3 PM ET. Free, an hour on Zoom, open to everyone. Replay included. Link below.

Last week, our Miami founders sat down for the October mastermind. Everyone brought a decision they’re weighing or a problem that’s been dragging on, and worked through it together.

Toronto has no shortage of women running 7, 8 and 9 figure companies. They rarely end up at the same table. Last Thursday they did. Every seat at our female founder dinner was matched by industry, revenue and interests.

Toronto mastermind last week. One of our Toronto members asked a question in the members Slack. Days later he was on a call with a San Francisco founder who helped rebuild his landing pages. He says that paid for his membership.

Los Angeles mastermind last week. LA is a hard city to run into people in. Our masterminds put the same group of founders at one table every month, working through whatever each of them is stuck on.