Radical Entrepreneurship

Host work, not just products.

A Socratic program ladder for solopreneurs, creators, and founder teams who want to design community-powered, agent-ready ventures where people can participate and earn.

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The problem most solopreneurs cannot name

Most entrepreneurship advice is still product plus funnel plus hope. But AI agents are changing the structure of work, and the next powerful ventures will look more like economic fields than solo products.

What Radical Entrepreneurship is

It is a rational inquiry into how community, incentives, AI agents, graphs, ledgers, and shared upside combine into ventures where a few hundred or a few thousand active participants can create meaningful value.

Program ladder

Choose the level of commitment that fits your stage.

One day intensive

Radical Entrepreneurship: The One Day Intensive

A working day to map your venture as a field of players, moves, value flows, rules, and agent-compatible roles.

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90-minute Zoom

Introduction to Community-Powered Unicorns

A high-signal overview of the core mental models and the Community-Powered Venture Canvas.

Format: Live Zoom
Investment: $297

1-day intensive

Designing Agent-Ready Ventures

A working day to map your venture as a field of players, moves, value flows, rules, and agent-compatible roles.

Format: Small group, in person
Investment: Announced per cohort

48-hour weekend

Unicorn Farming for Solopreneurs

The full Socratic intensive on designing, seeding, governing, and compounding next-generation community-powered ventures.

Format: 8 90-minute sessions
Investment: Announced per cohort

Canvas

The work is to make the game legible.

Community-powered venture canvas

Field and pattern: the world you serve and the recurring work/value loop.
Players and roles: contributors, curators, cosellers, operators, customers, partners, and agents.
Core game loop: how someone discovers, contributes, earns, and returns.
Economic flows: who creates value, who captures it, and which signals matter.

Agent-ready architecture

As agents become more capable, they will look for clear roles, clear rules, and clear flows. The program helps you identify where agents can coordinate, match, track, and support without swallowing the human game.

48-hour arc

Eight sessions from solo founder to movement architect.

Movement Architect

Economic Games

Member Income

Graphs and Ledgers

Agent Multipliers

Valuation Logic

Governance

First Experiments

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Radical Entrepreneurship for the Age of AI

A 1-Day Socratic Intensive on Designing Community-Powered, Agent-Ready Ventures

Unicorn Farming for Solopreneurs - A 90-Minute Zoom Intensive

Employment as we know it is unwinding. AI systems and agents are beginning to do what used to be "jobs," and the default path is millions of people competing for dwindling roles on platforms they don't control.

This 1-day intensive is for solopreneurs who want to be on the other side of that shift: designing human-centered economic games and fields of work that are structurally ready for AI agents, so that when agents arrive in force, they plug into your system, not the other way around. You'll spend a day re-architecting your business as a field where thousands of people, and eventually agents, can participate and earn, giving you a first-mover advantage in the coming agent age.

The work is to make the game legible before the default platforms define it for you.

Why This, Why Now

We are moving into a post-employment, agent-rich world:

AI can already handle large parts of what used to be "jobs."
Soon, agents will negotiate, transact, and create value on behalf of people and organizations.
Most businesses are not ready; they're still founder-centric, product-centric, and structurally opaque to agents and often to humans.

Radical Entrepreneurship Is About

Designing human-first games of work and value.
Making roles, moves, and flows explicit and fair.
So that Humans can participate and earn now, and Agents can plug into a clear architecture later, instead of swallowing your business whole.

First-Mover Advantage

If you can see and map your business as a field of economic games, you're positioned to:

Host the work that agents will amplify.
Attract early participants into your field.
Capture first-mover advantage before the default platforms do.

Who This Is For

This 1-day workshop is for solopreneurs, creators, indie consultants, and small founder teams who:

Feel the ground shifting under "normal" work and employment.
Want to design ventures that can host thousands of participants and agents, not just a client list.

People who are:

Curious about AI but tired of "prompt hacks."
More interested in owning the game board than in chasing tools.

It's Not For You If

You're only looking for AI tool demos or tutorials.
You want short-term marketing tricks, not a redesign of how your business creates and shares value.

What You'll Walk Away With

By the end of the day, you'll have:

A Community-Powered Venture Canvas for your business: field, human roles, core loops, value flows, and simple rules.
A human-centric value map of your post-employment field: where people can participate, contribute, and earn with you.
An agent-ready architecture with clear places where future AI agents can sit: coordinating, matching, tracking, not running the show.
A set of 2-4 concrete experiments to run in the next 30-60 days: tiny games that start pulling people out of "employment mindset" and into your economic field.

The Day at a Glance

Doors open: 9:00 am

Sessions:

Session 1: 9:30 - 11:00 am
Session 2: 11:30 am - 1:00 pm
Lunch: 1:00 - 2:30 pm
Session 3: 2:30 - 4:00 pm
Session 4: 4:30 - 6:00 pm

Morning: Your Business in the Post-Employment World

9:30 - 11:00 am - Session 1

From "Job Logic" to Economic Games and Fields

We start with the macro shift:

Employment was a 20th-century coordination technology.
AI and agents are eroding the old bargain: "You sell your time to one employer."
The new question: "Whose game will you play in-and whose game will you host?"

We then bring it down to your business:

You will:

Map your business as it is today.
Identify who depends on you.
Who are the "players" (clients, partners, referrers, collaborators)?
What do they repeatedly do?
Where does value (money, trust, outcomes) flow?

Game in a Field

See your work reframed as a game in a field:

Players.
Moves.
Rewards.
What gets recorded/remembered.

Outcome: A clear, human-first picture of your business as a hosted game of work and value, not just a product or service.

Designing a Community-Powered Field

11:30 am - 1:00 pm - Session 2: Designing a Community-Powered Field (Humans First)

We ask:

If full-time jobs are shrinking, what kind of field of work could your business host?

You'll learn the difference between:

Audience: people who watch you.
Community: people who talk to each other.
Economic field: people who create and capture value together.

Why, in the age of AI:

People will need many smaller "games of work" to plug into.
You can design one of those games inside your field.

Community-Powered Venture Canvas

You'll receive and begin filling your Community-Powered Venture Canvas:

Field & Pattern: What world are you serving, and what pattern of work/value keeps repeating there?
Players & Roles (Human): Contributors, curators, cosellers, local stewards, customers, partners.
Core Game Loop: How someone discovers your field, takes a meaningful action, creates value, and benefits.

Outcome: A human-first sketch of how your business can become a field of work where many people can plug in and earn.

Lunch - 1:00 - 2:30 pm

Space to integrate, connect, and think bigger.

Optional prompts:

"If employment is shrinking, what kind of work could people do in my world?"
"How could someone earn a slice of income just by playing a clear role in my field?"

Afternoon: Flows, Fairness, and Agent-Readiness

2:30 - 4:00 pm - Session 3: Value Flows, Fair Rules, and a Field of 10,000

Now we make the economics visible, so both humans and future agents can actually see your business.

You'll:

Trace where value enters your system: Who pays? For what outcomes?
Map who actually creates that value, and who captures it today.
Design simple, fair rules: Which behaviors you reward (refer, create, curate, support), which you ignore, and which you quietly discourage.

On the canvas, we fill:

Economic Flows: Arrows from sources of value -> contributors -> outcomes.
Incentives & Rules: 3-5 key behaviors, with explicit reward/ignore/penalize choices.

Run a Field of 10,000 Scenario

Then we zoom out:

Run a field of 10,000 scenario: If 10,000 people and their agents were active in your field:

What roles would dominate?
How would they find you?
How could hundreds or thousands of them earn in small but real ways?

Outcome: A visible economic blueprint of your field, something humans can understand and future agents can be plugged into, rather than guessing.

First-Mover Advantage in the Age of Agents

4:30 - 6:00 pm - Session 4: First-Mover Advantage in the Age of Agents

We close by explicitly tying your redesigned business to the coming age of agents.

You'll:

Look at your canvas and highlight human-critical zones: places where judgment, trust, and relationship must stay human.
Highlight agent-compatible zones: routines and flows that could later be automated, agent-mediated, or supported by orchestration tools.

We'll then turn this into action:

Define 2-4 low-risk experiments to run in the next 30-60 days.
Tiny "games of work" you can host: a small coseller loop, a curator or editor role, a local steward circle, a micro-referral or contribution game.
For each: Who you'll invite, What role they'll play, What they get if they participate, How you'll know it's working.

Hosting Humans and Agents

We connect this back to the macro:

As agents become more capable, they'll look for:

Clear roles.
Clear rules.
Clear flows.

You'll leave with a business that already has those, giving you a head start in hosting the work that humans + agents will want to plug into.

Outcome: A post-employment, agent-ready architecture for your business and a practical 30-60 day plan to start building your own field, before default platforms do it for your market.

Format & Logistics

Format: In-person, 1-day intensive (small group).
Style: High-signal teaching, guided exercises, live examples, peer reflection.
Time: 9:00 am - 6:00 pm (local).
Group size: Limited, to allow individual attention.
Investment: (Set your price and tiers here)

You'll Receive

The Community-Powered Venture Canvas (print + digital).
Worksheets for mapping roles, flows, and rules.
A summary sheet of core questions to revisit as agents evolve.

If You Want to Host Work, Not Chase It

If you can feel the old world of employment and linear "product + marketing" cracking, and you'd rather host the new games of work than scramble for what's left of the old ones, this day is for you.

Radical Entrepreneurship for the Age of AI

Unicorn Farming for Solopreneurs - A 90-Minute Zoom Intensive

A live, 90-minute, high-signal overview of the full 48-hour Radical Entrepreneurship program, compressed for serious solopreneurs who want to design community-powered ventures, not just launch another product.

Why This Exists

Most "entrepreneurship" advice is still:

Build a product -> chase users -> pray for scale.

Radical Entrepreneurship starts somewhere else:

You design economic games and community-powered fields.
A few hundred or a few thousand AI-assisted, economically active participants can co-create value with you.
The result: meaningful income for members and the conditions for multi-billion-dollar outcomes.

This 90-minute intensive gives you the core mental models and a working canvas from the full 48-hour program, so you can see:

How this applies to your domain.
Whether you want to go deeper.

Who This Is For

This session is designed for:

Solopreneurs & indie hackers tired of grinding on yet another SaaS or info-product funnel.
Creators & community builders who want their work to support economic participation, not just attention.
Small founder teams exploring network- or platform-shaped ideas.
Operator-minded people who resonate with systems, incentives, and long-term fields.

You do not need to be a VC or serial founder.

You do need to be willing to think beyond "my product -> my revenue" to "our field -> our shared upside."

What You'll Walk Away With

In 90 minutes, you'll leave with:

A new lens on ventures: A clear shift from "startup = product + users" to "startup = economic game + community field."
The Community-Powered Venture Canvas (1-page): A practical, structured canvas that captures your field, players, core game loop, incentives, economic flows, and where AI agents sit.
The "Few Thousand -> Multi-Billion" logic: A first-principles understanding of why a few thousand AI-assisted members in a well-designed field can support very large valuations.
A precise view of the 48-hour Radical Entrepreneurship program: You'll know what the full program covers, how it runs, and whether it's the right move for you.

What We'll Cover (Session Flow)

1. Reframing: From Product to Economic Game (0-20 min)

Why the old "build -> launch -> hope" script is structurally limited.
Ventures as economic games with players, moves, rewards, and state changes (what gets recorded where).
You'll see your current or planned venture as a game with explicit players and moves, not just a bundle of features.

2. Community-Powered Ventures & the "Field of 1000" (20-35 min)

The difference between:

Audience (watching you).
Community (interacting with each other).
Economic Field (transacting and earning).

Why meaningful income for members changes retention, resilience, and the shape of your moat.

How a few thousand AI-assisted, economically active participants can rationally support multi-billion valuations.

You'll start to see where 1000 people in your world could plug in and earn.

3. The Community-Powered Venture Canvas (Live Walkthrough) (35-55 min)

We'll walk through a 1-page canvas that distills key ideas from the 48-hour program:

Field & Pattern: What field are you in? What's the recurring pattern of value?
Players & Roles: Creators, curators, cosellers, operators, AI agents-who does what, repeatedly?
Core Game Loop: How people discover the game, contribute, earn, and loop back.
Economic Flows: Where value (money or otherwise) actually moves. Who gets paid for what, and based on which signals?
Incentives & Rules: What behaviors are you rewarding, penalizing, or ignoring?
AI & Automation: Where do AI agents sit in your game: onboarding, matching, measurement, payouts?
Field of 1000: How could a few hundred or a few thousand participants realistically join, act, and earn?

You'll actively sketch a rough version for your own venture during this section, using the canvas as a guide.

4. Portfolios, Risk, and "Unicorn Farming" (55-70 min)

We connect a single venture to a portfolio view.

Small probes: Many low-cost experiments in how people can play and earn.
Core games: A small number of working loops.
Platforms ("Unicorns"): Rare, compounding structures supported by everything beneath them.

You'll see:

How to think like a portfolio designer, not just a founder of one product.
Why cultivating a field of games makes rare, large outcomes more likely.
How this ties into: your time and attention, your risk tolerance, and any external capital you may (or may not) bring in.

5. The Full 48-Hour Radical Entrepreneurship Program (70-80 min)

Once the core ideas are clear, we zoom out and show you the full arc:

Inner clarity: Aligning the game you're building with the game you actually want to play.
System architecture: Fields, nodes, flows, rules, and Intergraph-like substrates.
Community-powered ventures: Roles, loops, and earnings for a few hundred or a few thousand people.
Portfolios & unicorn farming: From probes -> core games -> platforms.
Operating rhythms: Re/Activity loops, reviews, and cadences that keep the whole thing alive.

You'll know exactly what happens in those 48 hours, how we work, and what you'll come out with.

6. Q&A and Next Steps (80-90 min)

Open Q&A:

Apply the patterns to your specific context.
Ask about: technical feasibility, community design, capital strategy, or where to start if you're very early vs already shipping.

We'll close with:

How to keep using the canvas and mental models on your own.
How to apply for or join the next 48-hour Radical Entrepreneurship cohort, if that's the right move.

Format & Logistics

Format: Live on Zoom (90 minutes).
Style: High-signal lecture + live modeling + working time + Q&A.
Investment: $297.

You'll receive:

The Community-Powered Venture Canvas (template).
A summary sheet of the key concepts and questions.
Access to the recording if you can't attend live.

This is a stand-alone intensive and also the front door into the other Radical Entrepreneurship programs.

Is This for You?

This is for you if:

You're already building or seriously ready to build.
You think in terms of systems, leverage, and long games.
You care that your work supports real incomes for others, not just your own revenue.

This Is Not For You If

You only want tactics for paid ads, funnels, or quick hacks.
You want a generic motivation talk without doing any thinking.

90-min For The Win

If this resonates, your next move is simple.

Buy Radical Entrepreneurship for 90-Minutes

Design the game, field, and incentives first, before you commit years of time into building yet another small product inside someone else's platform.

Radical Entrepreneurship for the Age of AI

A 48-hour Socratic Intensive on Designing, Seeding, and Compounding Next-Gen Ventures

The Post-Employment Future of Entrepreneurship

Design ventures where a few hundred AI-assisted community members can build wealth, and in the process, build billion-dollar businesses.

The Problem Most Solopreneurs Can't Name

You're not short on ideas, skills, or leverage.

You might have:

Built or exited one or more companies.
Advised, invested, or experimented in multiple domains.
Collected a dense network and a strong personal reputation.

Yet your entrepreneurial work still feels more like a sequence of individual projects than a compounding, community-powered game:

Each new product or company is built for a market, not with a community.
Your real constraint is time, trust, and attention, but you're still trying to solve it mostly alone.
You sense that platforms with real economic participation will dwarf traditional SaaS, but your current models treat users as customers, not co-builders.
AI shows up as tooling, not as a way to turn hundreds or thousands of aligned participants into a coordinated, income-generating force.

You intuitively know:

A small, tightly aligned community, with AI assistance and real economic upside, can be more powerful than any single company.

Radical Entrepreneurship is the 48-hour program dedicated to designing those community-powered ventures.

What Radical Entrepreneurship Is

Radical Entrepreneurship: Unicorn Farming for Solopreneurs is a 48-hour, in-person Socratic intensive for founders and builders who want to:

Move from solo products to community-powered platforms.
Design ventures where members are not just users, but co-earners and co-sellers.
Design ventures where AI agents help each member act like a mini-organization.
Design ventures where a few thousand or even a few hundred active participants can drive massive economic value.
Understand how to translate "a few thousand AI-assisted, economically empowered members" into "platforms plausibly worth billions."

It Is Not

A community-building tactics workshop (Discord/Slack tricks, content calendars, etc.).
A generic "build an audience" course.
A fundraising bootcamp.

Instead, it is a precise, rational conversation about:

How community, incentives, and AI combine into new venture architectures.
How to turn "followers" into agents, cosellers, and stakeholders.
How to use fabrics, including things like the Intergraph, to make contributions visible, route opportunities, and share value programmatically.

You don't leave with "7 steps to grow your followers."

You leave with clear models for community-powered ventures where both you and your members can win at scale.

Who Radical Entrepreneurship Is For

Radical Entrepreneurship is built for high-capacity solopreneurs and micro-founders who:

Want to lead movements, not just run companies.
Already have, or can realistically gather, a dense niche community, even in the low hundreds or low thousands.
Care about participants earning meaningful incomes, not just buying subscriptions.

The program is for entrepreneurs who are capable of thinking in terms of networks, incentives, AI agents, and economic graphs.

Examples

A founder who wants to turn a niche SaaS into a coseller network where power users share in the upside.
A creator with a strong audience who wants to transform it into a working guild with shared earnings.
An operator-investor who wants to launch multiple community-powered ventures from a single, coherent thesis.
A systems thinker who sees how knowledge graphs + agents + incentives can become a living, income-generating ecosystem.

If you're interested in movement-scale entrepreneurship, where a relatively small, empowered community can move large markets, you're the intended audience.

Why Radical Entrepreneurship Exists

Most "community + product" thinking today is shallow:

"Engage users more."
"Build a Discord."
"Start a referral program."

But community-powered ventures are fundamentally different:

They are economic networks, not just audiences.
Their members are participants and cosellers, not just consumers.
Their AI and infrastructure turn a few hundred or a few thousand capable people + agents into a global force.

The Community-Powered Venture Pattern

Radical Entrepreneurship exists to:

Make the community-powered venture pattern explicit.
Ask who contributes what.
How is value tracked?
How is income shared?
What role do AI agents and fabrics like The Intergraph play?

See how inner clarity (Radical Clarity) and system design (Radical Agency) naturally extend into movement design, participant economics, and multi-billion-dollar platform potential.

At the Core

At the core is a simple but under-used thesis:

If even a few hundred or a few thousand people can earn meaningful income through your platform, and their contributions are amplified by AI and protocols, the platform itself can legitimately be worth billions.

8-Session Arc of Radical Entrepreneurship

Over a 48-hour weekend, Radical Entrepreneurship unfolds through eight 90-minute sessions.

We move between:

Your lived questions about power, money, community, and time, and
Concrete architectures: graphs, incentives, ledgers, and agents.

1. From Solo Founder to Movement Architect

Identity, Community, and Scale

Examine the shift from "I build products" to "I architect games communities can win."
Distinguish your personal brand, your platform, and your community's identity.
See how your current stance toward "audience" or "users" limits what's possible.
Clarify what kind of movement you are actually willing and able to lead.

2. Community-Powered Ventures as Economic Games

Players, Roles, and Shared Upside

Redefine your venture as a multi-player economic game:

You.
Community members.
AI agents.
Partner orgs.
End customers.

Identify potential roles:

Cosellers.
Creators.
Curators.
Operators.
Agents acting on their behalf.

Ask, for each role:

What value do they create?
What do they earn?
Why is it worth their time?

3. Designing Meaningful Income for Members

From Token Gestures to Real Economics

Make "meaningful income" concrete:

For your people, in your niche, what numbers actually matter?

Explore models where:

A few hundred or a few thousand community members can each earn real money, not just points or discounts.
The model works without collapsing your own unit economics.

Map different economic designs:

Commissions / coseller models.
Revenue sharing.
Tiered roles and responsibilities.
Staking reputation, not just money.

4. Graphs, Ledgers, and the Intergraph Pattern

Seeing and Rewarding Every Contribution

Treat your venture as a graph:

Nodes: humans, agents, orgs.
Edges: introductions, cosells, influence, work.

Explore how a fabric like the Intergraph can:

Store minds, memories, semantics, games, and ledgers.
Make contributions visible and programmable.
Enable transparent rewards across many interactions and channels.

Ask: what must your system remember and measure to reward people fairly and powerfully?

5. AI Agents as Community Multipliers

Each Member as a Mini-Organization

Reframe each serious member as a node with an AI-extended org chart:

Prospecting agents.
Content / outreach agents.
Research agents.
Negotiation or ops agents.

Design how your platform:

Provides or integrates these agents.
Coordinates them via protocols.
Ensures humans stay in the loop where it matters.

Consider where agents:

Free up members to do high-leverage work.
And where they should never replace human judgment.

6. Valuation Logic for Community-Powered Platforms

How a Few Thousand Active Members Turn Into Billions

Walk through the logic if N members each earn M per year through your platform, what does that imply about:

GMV.
Take rates.
Growth potential.
Defensibility?

Explore realistic scenarios where a few hundred or a few thousand AI-assisted cosellers / contributors drive:

Hundreds of millions in GMV.
Strong platform margins.
Deep moats via data, relationships, and protocols.

Translate this into a valuation narrative that is grounded, not hype.

7. Governance, Power, and Not Becoming the Old Platforms

Keeping the Movement Human-Centric

Examine where power actually sits in your design:

Who can change rules?
Who can be de-platformed?
Who benefits from what data?

Explore lightweight ways to:

Encode fairness and transparency into your ledgers and protocols.
Avoid repeating the most extractive patterns of legacy platforms.

Clarify your stance:

What abuse or misalignment you will design against from day one.
Where you're willing to share control.
Where you must retain clear authority.

8. Your First Community-Powered Unicorn Farm

Concrete Experiments, Not Grand Plans

Integrate your clarity into 1-3 concrete experiments:

A pilot coseller program.
A small, well-defined earning game for early members.
An AI-assisted role you can roll out in weeks, not years.

Define:

Who you'll invite.
What they can earn.
How you'll measure success.

Leave with a simpler, bolder thesis:

The community you want to empower.
The incomes they can realistically earn.
And how that maps to long-term platform value.

What You Will Encounter

Radical Entrepreneurship does not promise a viral community or a specific valuation.

It offers conditions for you to see clearly:

How your current products and audience could become a community-powered venture.
Where your existing models cap member upside and thus cap your own.
How AI and fabrics like the Intergraph can turn participation into programmable economics.
How a few hundred or a few thousand AI-assisted, active members earning real incomes can justify a truly large platform.

Participants Commonly Report

A sharper sense of who their movement is actually for.
More honest numbers on what "meaningful income" must mean.
New clarity about which games they refuse to encode into their platforms.
A practical, near-term path from "audience" / "active community" / "economic network."

These are not guaranteed outcomes.

They are typical consequences of seeing your venture as a community-powered game instead of a solo performance.

What Radical Entrepreneurship Is Not

Radical Entrepreneurship is not:

A playbook for social media growth.
A generic community-management course.
An "instant passive income" scheme.

It is a root-level inquiry into how community, AI, and incentives can be combined so that:

You build a powerful platform, and
Your people can build powerful lives.

Investing In Radical Entrepreneurship

Program: 48-hour, in-person Socratic intensive.
Structure: 8 90-minute sessions over a weekend.
Location, Dates, and Pricing: Announced per cohort; details shared during the application process.
Audience Size: Small, highly interactive. This is a dialog, not a conference.

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