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Wow, it was such an honor to talked to Nick Soman about his vision for Decent, the startup he founded and is leading. Decent helps self-employed people get health insurance. Nick is a former exec of growth at Gusto and is one of the nicest guys I've talked to! On the podcast, we cover:Ā - What is Decent?- What shifts in regulation happened which opened up an opportunity for Decent?- Why is getting health insurance so dang hard for the self employed?- What does he think of Libra and it's implications on Decent and the whole industry.Ā - How does he plan on using blockchain technology within Decent- Why does Nick do what he does- Why Nick things you should SAVE the world, not change it š„- What advice would you have for people aiming to change the world, just like you are?And many other questions!!!Nick can be found on Twitter here - https://twitter.com/nicksomanYou can learn more about Decent here - https://decent.com Get on the email list at forwardthinking.substack.com
Wow, it was such an honor to talked to Nick Soman about his vision for Decent, the startup he founded and is leading. Decent helps self-employed people get health insurance. Nick is a former exec of growth at Gusto and is one of the nicest guys I've talked to! On the podcast, we cover:Ā
- What is Decent?
- What shifts in regulation happened which opened up an opportunity for Decent?
- Why is getting health insurance so dang hard for the self employed?
- What does he think of Libra and it's implications on Decent and the whole industry.Ā
- How does he plan on using blockchain technology within Decent
- Why does Nick do what he does
- Why Nick things you should SAVE the world, not change it š„
- What advice would you have for people aiming to change the world, just like you are?
And many other questions!!!
Nick can be found on Twitter here - https://twitter.com/nicksoman
You can learn more about Decent here - https://decent.com
Forward Thinking Founders is a founder podcast where we interview high potential founders from networks like Y Combinator, The Thiel Fellowship, Product Hunt, Twitter, etc. and brings to light what they're building for the world. Think of it like the opposite of How I Built This, where we interview founders before they are successful, then if they are, we have a moment in time we can look back on in the early days. Does the model work? Look at our early interviews and you'll have your answer.