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Today we're thrilled to welcome Dave Nemetz, co-founder of Bleacher Report, the sports media platform he and his high school friends built from a blog into a $200M exit to Turner — all before he turned 30. 

After a second exit with his media company Inverse, Dave now spends his time coaching early and mid-stage founders through growth, fundraising, exits, and the post-exit identity crisis nobody talks about enough.

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Key Topics Covered:

• How Bleacher Report grew from a side hobby into one of the most-visited sports platforms on the internet
• The user-generated content pivot that nearly killed their ad business — and the data-driven move that saved it
• Why digital media is no longer a venture-scale business, and what actually works today
• How to think about your exit as a series of decisions over years, not a single moment
• The "drift" that hits founders after a big exit — and how to design your way out of it
• Why the post-exit script (start another company, become an investor) often leads founders in the wrong direction
• How to get off the VC treadmill once you're already on it

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