Jul 24, 2026 · 56 min · 13 segments
You spent a decade building the thing. The day it sells is supposed to be the finish line, so why do so many founders crash the moment they cross it? In this conversation, Colt sits down with Troy…
Troy HoffmanGuest
Colt CharleboisHost
Like a lot of kids, like, and even like kids, like I was kind of joking with somebody that the kids nowadays aren't like, they kind of stay at home.
You know what I mean? I feel like that's like that simple way of making money is gone.
And He's got his 13-year-old son selling like website, AI work, back ends, and like literally cold calling companies and closing them.
He's making a fake website, sending them, and I'll finish this website for 500 bucks if you want.
Detailing cars, mowing lawns, worked at a restaurant, did lifeguarding, like just anything to make money.
Like a lot of kids, like, and even like kids, like I was kind of joking with somebody that the kids nowadays aren't like, they kind of stay at home.
You know what I mean? I feel like that's like that simple way of making money is gone.
And He's got his 13-year-old son selling like website, AI work, back ends, and like literally cold calling companies and closing them.
He's making a fake website, sending them, and I'll finish this website for 500 bucks if you want.
Detailing cars, mowing lawns, worked at a restaurant, did lifeguarding, like just anything to make money.
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