Jun 8, 2026 · 1 hr 16 min · 13 segments
In this episode I sat down with my friend Andrew Lenti as he shared his journey into ancient civilizations, the mysteries of the pyramids, and the hidden history of our world. We explore topics like…
Andrew LentiGuestJason AbadiHost
[chuckles] Sarcastically, huh? Um, yeah, I guess, um, the whole point about the book was that just in the last couple years, I discovered the enigma or the, the, uh, the, the, I would say the, the passion of ancient civilizations and ancient mythology, all those type of things.

And as I started going down this rabbit hole unintentionally, I started collecting all these thoughts about things I never thought about before, um, in particular relating to the Pyramids of Giza, which at the moment are currently being, being investigated by that Italian team with Filippo Biondi, Ca- Corrado Malanga.

And as I started following their story and I started seeing what they were potentially discovering, which obviously hasn't been officially confirmed, but every day becomes more and more a reality, I started realizing, wow, this is really something that humanity should be interested in.

So collecting these type of super deep thoughts, which have absolutely nothing to do with my day-to-day life as a startup co-founder, running a business, running a business that really needs super concentration, I started to just put all my stuff on the side.

And as you know very well, we're in the middle of this AI revolution, if that's what you wanna call it, and I'm using it left and right to support my company, to support clients, to support, uh, marketing.

And as you realize how, um, how, how, how much potential working with AI is to actually harness your own skill sets, harness, harness your own, uh, uh, harness your own ability to, to articulate certain concepts and what you're trying to do, that's when I realized, wow, I could w- from what I've seen in my business with, uh, even with something as simple as ChatGPT, I could publish a book of what I've been thinking about just for the mere fact that if I did so, I could, I could just finally say, "Let's put this topic down and go back to my work." And that's what the original plan was.

With the goal to just stop following this story for the moment to get back into my business.

And, um, and yeah, in a short amount of time, I, uh, I did a draft of this book.

It was nice 'cause I got into the, uh, I got into the, I would say, the editorial sector.

[chuckles] Sarcastically, huh? Um, yeah, I guess, um, the whole point about the book was that just in the last couple years, I discovered the enigma or the, the, uh, the, the, I would say the, the passion of ancient civilizations and ancient mythology, all those type of things.

And as I started going down this rabbit hole unintentionally, I started collecting all these thoughts about things I never thought about before, um, in particular relating to the Pyramids of Giza, which at the moment are currently being, being investigated by that Italian team with Filippo Biondi, Ca- Corrado Malanga.

And as I started following their story and I started seeing what they were potentially discovering, which obviously hasn't been officially confirmed, but every day becomes more and more a reality, I started realizing, wow, this is really something that humanity should be interested in.

So collecting these type of super deep thoughts, which have absolutely nothing to do with my day-to-day life as a startup co-founder, running a business, running a business that really needs super concentration, I started to just put all my stuff on the side.

And as you know very well, we're in the middle of this AI revolution, if that's what you wanna call it, and I'm using it left and right to support my company, to support clients, to support, uh, marketing.

And as you realize how, um, how, how, how much potential working with AI is to actually harness your own skill sets, harness, harness your own, uh, uh, harness your own ability to, to articulate certain concepts and what you're trying to do, that's when I realized, wow, I could w- from what I've seen in my business with, uh, even with something as simple as ChatGPT, I could publish a book of what I've been thinking about just for the mere fact that if I did so, I could, I could just finally say, "Let's put this topic down and go back to my work." And that's what the original plan was.

With the goal to just stop following this story for the moment to get back into my business.

And, um, and yeah, in a short amount of time, I, uh, I did a draft of this book.

It was nice 'cause I got into the, uh, I got into the, I would say, the editorial sector.
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