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Oct 30, 2026

Dan MartellHOST
4:58
So that's a big one.
Dan MartellHOST
4:59
Then the other one, if you want to be a baller, if you've got the gumption, if you've got the you know what to really do this at the next level, here's what my challenge is to you is send your updates to everybody the business, team at company.com, whatever it is, or all at, whatever your group team email list is, send it to the investors and then also send it to your team.
Dan MartellHOST
5:23
I've always done that because to me it's like they know what's going on anyways in your business and if they see the way you're communicating to your investors and they see the priorities that you're setting, your goals, and they know that you've made that commitment, they're gonna support you and give their all and to me it just creates an amazing sense of collaboration and community and transparency amongst your team.
Dan MartellHOST
5:43
So that is not for the faint of heart.
Jessie CzebotarGUEST
12:47
He's a specific demonic entity under Avedon.
Jessie CzebotarGUEST
12:51
And then you also have Sirket, which is more of an Egyptian one.
Jessie CzebotarGUEST
12:58
But we see here a seal for the scorpion.
Jessie CzebotarGUEST
13:05
And that seal is going to connect to the mazel akrav, which is a scorpion.
Jessie CzebotarGUEST
14:57
So these things are, you know, a place.
Jessie CzebotarGUEST
15:03
In that place, they've got an entity set up to receive worship, authority, and to kind of govern from that area.
Jessie CzebotarGUEST
15:15
And, you know, who are some of those entities? You've got Avedon, you've got Barbiel, and you have Sirkett.
Jessie CzebotarGUEST
15:28
And this is the image for Sirkett.
Simone JanssenHOST
0:01
Hey there, Simone here with Bulletproof Business Growth, as always with some insights, what to pay attention to when you're growing your business.
Simone JanssenHOST
0:10
We're back from our fall break and I'm starting a new series today that I've been thinking about for a while and I'm calling it The Company of 2030.
Simone JanssenHOST
0:20
The reason I want to do this series is that I think we are in the middle of a much bigger change in business than most small business owners want to admit to or even realize.
Simone JanssenHOST
0:33
And obviously everybody's talking about AI.
Sarah Noel BlockHOST
20:41
My corporate
Jenna DeyleGUEST
20:41
email was jdial at company.com, right? Every single person in the company I worked for, it was their first initial, their last name at the company.com.
Jenna DeyleGUEST
20:54
So when you think about it that way, you don't necessarily have to go find Sarah's email.
Jenna DeyleGUEST
20:58
You could find anyone that works for Sarah's company's email and And then just figure out...
Hadar KrasnerGUEST
9:53
And they log in with the wrong account or they use the wrong subscription, right? They log with the company account, but on a freemium version of it, and they take out information unintentionally, unknowingly.
Hadar KrasnerGUEST
10:06
So this is where we're here to help.
Adrian SanabriaHOST
10:09
Yeah, and we've seen that a lot with even before AI with SaaS, where, you know, as long as you have an email address at company.com, you can create the instance in Notion or Salesforce or any of these platforms.
Adrian SanabriaHOST
10:27
these companies for company.com.
Adrian SanabriaHOST
10:30
Right.
Adrian SanabriaHOST
10:30
And, and all of a sudden you're the administrator, right? Like you've, you've gone around the, the, the software, the it administrators in your organization.
Phil ChenevereNARRATOR
61:46
At last, they had given her something to do, and she had been successful at the outset.
Phil ChenevereNARRATOR
61:52
Specifically, Ramsey and the beautiful woman had given her a scintillation counter and told her to prowl among the wrecks with it while they worked on the control board of the freighter, which the beautiful woman had named Enterprise.
Phil ChenevereNARRATOR
62:06
I found it, Vardin cried.
Phil ChenevereNARRATOR
62:09
I found it.
Phil ChenevereNARRATOR
62:10
She led a skeptical Margot Dennison outside while Ramsey continued working on the Enterprise.
Phil ChenevereNARRATOR
62:18
The two girls walked swiftly through the darkness between the wrecks.
Phil ChenevereNARRATOR
62:22
By this time, they knew every foot of the graveyard.
Phil ChenevereNARRATOR
62:55
She was delighted with the timid vegan girl, with the cold night, with the way the wind blew across the graveyard, with everything.
speaker_1NARRATOR
3:26
At that time, both my cultivation and my studies were in a poor state.
speaker_1NARRATOR
3:33
As soon as I entered the program, I faced a major difficulty, finding an advisor.
speaker_1NARRATOR
3:40
Because of the system in our department, it was not guaranteed that every student would have an advisor.
speaker_1NARRATOR
3:48
If I could not find one, I might face the harsh possibility of being dismissed from the program.
speaker_1NARRATOR
3:55
I felt extremely stressed and troubled.
speaker_1NARRATOR
5:36
People come here in droves with an eye to benefits.
speaker_1NARRATOR
5:41
People go there in a bustle with an eye to benefits.
speaker_1NARRATOR
5:46
At school, every reasonably good advisor had students crowding around them.

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Gemini Agent Gets Its Own Identity; AgentCore and MCP Under Fire

Oct 9 · 11 Mentions

speaker_1HOST
4:38
Agents now get their own identity.
speaker_0HOST
4:41
We are talking about an actual at agents.company.com email address.
speaker_1HOST
4:46
Yes.
speaker_1HOST
4:46
They get their own Google Workspace account.
speaker_1HOST
8:37
We aren't just talking about drafting marketing emails or creating customer service tickets anymore.
speaker_0HOST
8:43
We are talking about agents touching financial execution and payment reconciliation inside the enterprise resource planning system.
speaker_1HOST
8:50
The software that literally runs the company's financials, supply chain and payroll.
speaker_1HOST
8:55
When SAP gives an agent access to SAP Pay, they are trusting the algorithm to handle actual corporate capital.
Dan MartellHOST
4:59
So that's a big one.
Dan MartellHOST
4:59
Then the other one, if you want to be a baller, if you've got the gumption, if you've got the you know what to really do this at the next level, here's what my challenge is to you is send your updates to everybody in the business, team at company.com, whatever it is, or all at, whatever your group team email list is, send it to the investors and then also send it to your team.
Dan MartellHOST
5:23
I've always done that, because to me it's like they know what's going on anyways in your business and if they see the way you're communicating to your investors and they see the priorities that you're setting, your goals, and they know that you've made that commitment, they're gonna support you and give their all and to me it just creates an amazing sense of collaboration and community and transparency amongst your team.
Dan MartellHOST
5:43
So that is not for the faint of heart.
Vadim ShepelHOST
4:26
Cool.
Ashley MarínGUEST
4:26
Um, which is a sustainable chemicals, um, company that's, was doing amazing projects with L'Oréal and Exxon and, um, what other ones? They're, you know, they just hit on different industries and, um, I was in the stream engineering team there.
Ashley MarínGUEST
4:43
And that's really where I was first exposed to-
Vadim ShepelHOST
4:47
Mm-hmm

26 MINS LATER

Vadim ShepelHOST
31:17
That it's never, um, it also makes the relationship more just human, right? Just-
Ashley MarínGUEST
31:22
Exactly
Vadim ShepelHOST
31:23
... uh, a lot of times if you're, like, for instance, you're an investor yourself, if I am a founder, maybe you invest in my company, maybe not, but maybe there's some way I could help you.
Vadim ShepelHOST
31:32
Maybe there's-

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