HeyJaredFounder's Table
Founder’s Table, hosted by Drew and Stefan, is where ambition and integrity meet. Created for young entrepreneurs and real estate agents, this podcast equips you with the tools to build profitable businesses, lead with character, and leave a lasting legacy.
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Stop AI from Creating Generic, Robotic Content | Founders Table Ep. 18 (opens the original)
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Tired of generic AI results? Learn how to stop AI from guessing your business needs and start getting the high-quality results you actually want. In this episode, Stefan Bunch and Drew Sanford dive deep into the specific strategies that stop AI from guessing your intent and instead help it learn your unique voice. They share how to build a specialized AI brain, use proper project structures to avoid AI gobbledygook, and implement prompting techniques that ensure your business AI provides actiona
Digital Employees: How to Build Your First AI Agent | Ep. 17 (opens the original)
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An AI agent is just an employee — one that never quits, never calls in sick, and never learns a thing you don't teach it.In this episode of The Founders Table, Drew Sanford and Stefan Bunch get tactical in Part 2 of the AI series: the actual step-by-step of standing up your first digital employee, starting with the piece almost everyone skips.They break down evergreen content — mission, service area, brand guide, tone, competitors, everything about your business that doesn't expire — and walk th
Average Intelligence: Why 90% of People Use AI Wrong | Ep. 16 (opens the original)
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Ninety percent of people using AI are just getting told what they want to hear.In this episode of The Founders Table, Drew Sanford and Stefan Bunch kick off a new series on AI in business, starting with the shift that hit them hardest at a marketing conference in LA: knowledge itself isn't valuable anymore. For thirty bucks a month, anyone can become an expert on anything. What's left is how you present it — and whether people believe you're real.They break down what they call average intelligen
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