Wisepreneurs | Independent Professionals Building Practice on Their Own Terms
Sep 24, 2026 · 1 hr 17 min · 12 segments
Filip Dřímalka wrote The Future of No Work and now helps independent professionals become superpowered with AI. He returns for the Wisepreneurs Podcast's 100th episode after selling both companies he…
Filip DřímalkaGuest
Nigel RawlinsHost
And basically, I'm not part of the internal team, but I'm still talking about the strategy and product with the co-CEOs.

But what I found out is that I really love building things, and I consider myself as a creator.

And I totally understand that some people like it and they enjoy it to negotiate and prepare a strategy for selling the stakes in the company and buying companies and so on.

with AI because then everything is fast and the road from idea to execution to reality is just you know it's just a couple of days or hours or even minutes so nothing is slowing you down no corporate processes no red tape and this is really something that I just like doing now building new things

There was a thing I read about normal traditional firms, the economics of it in the past, it was much, much cheaper to have it all in-house because it was cheap.

We've more got what we call nodes where you can sort of link in to somebody who's an expert there and somebody there.

So the cost of actually being a one-person business or having several people in your business is so much cheaper today than running a big organization that requires buildings and HR departments and all these different things.

And that's what you've just said, that you can do that fast and And it can scale if it needs to be.

When any animal is big, it requires more and more energy to sustain the living and so on.

And basically, I'm not part of the internal team, but I'm still talking about the strategy and product with the co-CEOs.

But what I found out is that I really love building things, and I consider myself as a creator.

And I totally understand that some people like it and they enjoy it to negotiate and prepare a strategy for selling the stakes in the company and buying companies and so on.

with AI because then everything is fast and the road from idea to execution to reality is just you know it's just a couple of days or hours or even minutes so nothing is slowing you down no corporate processes no red tape and this is really something that I just like doing now building new things

There was a thing I read about normal traditional firms, the economics of it in the past, it was much, much cheaper to have it all in-house because it was cheap.

We've more got what we call nodes where you can sort of link in to somebody who's an expert there and somebody there.

So the cost of actually being a one-person business or having several people in your business is so much cheaper today than running a big organization that requires buildings and HR departments and all these different things.

And that's what you've just said, that you can do that fast and And it can scale if it needs to be.

When any animal is big, it requires more and more energy to sustain the living and so on.
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