My First Million
Sam Parr & Shaan Puri
Entrepreneurs and investors sharing unconventional paths to rapid wealth creation and startup success.
Why we picked this
We picked My First Million because it treats business psychology as the actual product. The two hosts reverse-engineer how founders and investors operate, but their real subject is behavioral patterns — why people over-rotate on problems, how personal flaws replicate inside companies, when inaction beats activity. The show trades news-cycle commentary for that slower self-examination. The result is a feed that frames making money as an exercise in knowing your own defaults before you try to outsmart anyone else's.
Recent episodes
How Gary Vee runs 7 businesses
May 19, 202651 min
We hit record on our private strategy session
May 15, 202648 min
How to manufacture a billionaire childhood
May 13, 202655 min
I put 80% of my money in the S&P
May 11, 20261h 6m
How Replit Agent made $1M on day one (then $250M in a year)
May 7, 20261h 20m
Spotting Billion Dollar Investments Was Hard Until I Learned These 3 Rules | Rohan Oza
May 5, 20261h 5m
This Opportunity Is Hidden In Plain Sight
Apr 29, 20261h 14m
How to find your thing
Apr 27, 202654 min
This guy built a $1B+ brand in 3 years. The product? You'd never guess
Apr 24, 20261h 5m
25% Of My Portfolio Is One Overvalued Stock, Here's Why
Apr 22, 202657 min
#1 Habit Expert: Here's how you become dramatically better
Apr 16, 20261h
Steph Smith: “This opportunity is totally overlooked”
Apr 14, 202641 min
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