In this episode of Nice to Meet You for a Reason, Rob Pene sits down with Lexson Mathieu — former undefeated pro boxer, NABF champion, and serial acquisitions entrepreneur who built and sold a multi-million-dollar trucking empire before turning 27.Lexson takes us through the wild arc of his last few years: leaving Canada during COVID with nothing but a backpack, putting his entire net worth into crypto to escape financial restrictions, making $50,000 in his first week as a crypto investor, and then walking away from speculation to buy real businesses.You&apos;ll hear the unfiltered story of how he made 10,000 cold calls to land his first deal, why his first acquisition took a year and a half (and what he had to fix to close), and how he eventually closed five acquisitions in 18 months — including the &quot;sell-lease-back&quot; maneuver that pulled $300K out of a deal in two weeks.This is a masterclass in M&amp;A for anyone curious about how people actually buy businesses without their own money, build banking relationships from scratch, and structure deals where the asset finances itself.We also get into the deeper stuff: why money stopped being the goal, how faith reshaped his vision, and his next move — building a roll-up empire in Africa while planting &quot;a thousand seeds&quot; through Bible study.What You&apos;ll Learn:<ul><li>Why Lexson left pro boxing at the top of his career</li><li>How he used crypto as a financial escape hatch during COVID</li><li>The exact selling and negotiation framework that unlocked his first deal</li><li>How he financed a $5.4M acquisition with two banks and no personal income</li><li>The &quot;sell-lease-back&quot; strategy that pulls cash out of acquired assets</li><li>Why he gave away 49% equity — and what he&apos;d do differently now</li><li>Why his next empire is being built in Africa, not North America</li><li>The role faith plays in his definition of long-term success</li></ul>Recommended Reading from Lexson:<ul><li>Your First Hundred Million by Dan Peña</li><li>Robert Kiyosaki&apos;s books on assets vs. liabilities</li></ul>Connect with Lexson: Instagram: @LexsonMathieu (DM him directly to join his weekly Bible study)

<description>&lt;p&gt;In this episode of &lt;em&gt;Nice to Meet You for a Reason&lt;/em&gt;, Rob Pene sits down with Lexson Mathieu — former undefeated pro boxer, NABF champion, and serial acquisitions entrepreneur who built and sold a multi-million-dollar trucking empire before turning 27.&lt;/p&gt;&lt;p&gt;Lexson takes us through the wild arc of his last few years: leaving Canada during COVID with nothing but a backpack, putting his entire net worth into crypto to escape financial restrictions, making $50,000 in his first week as a crypto investor, and then walking away from speculation to buy real businesses.&lt;/p&gt;&lt;p&gt;You&amp;apos;ll hear the unfiltered story of how he made 10,000 cold calls to land his first deal, why his first acquisition took a year and a half (and what he had to fix to close), and how he eventually closed five acquisitions in 18 months — including the &amp;quot;sell-lease-back&amp;quot; maneuver that pulled $300K out of a deal in two weeks.&lt;/p&gt;&lt;p&gt;This is a masterclass in M&amp;amp;A for anyone curious about how people actually buy businesses without their own money, build banking relationships from scratch, and structure deals where the asset finances itself.&lt;/p&gt;&lt;p&gt;We also get into the deeper stuff: why money stopped being the goal, how faith reshaped his vision, and his next move — building a roll-up empire in Africa while planting &amp;quot;a thousand seeds&amp;quot; through Bible study.&lt;/p&gt;&lt;p&gt;&lt;b&gt;What You&amp;apos;ll Learn:&lt;/b&gt;&lt;/p&gt;&lt;ul&gt;&lt;li&gt;Why Lexson left pro boxing at the top of his career&lt;/li&gt;&lt;li&gt;How he used crypto as a financial escape hatch during COVID&lt;/li&gt;&lt;li&gt;The exact selling and negotiation framework that unlocked his first deal&lt;/li&gt;&lt;li&gt;How he financed a $5.4M acquisition with two banks and no personal income&lt;/li&gt;&lt;li&gt;The &amp;quot;sell-lease-back&amp;quot; strategy that pulls cash out of acquired assets&lt;/li&gt;&lt;li&gt;Why he gave away 49% equity — and what he&amp;apos;d do differently now&lt;/li&gt;&lt;li&gt;Why his next empire is being built in Africa, not North America&lt;/li&gt;&lt;li&gt;The role faith plays in his definition of long-term success&lt;/li&gt;&lt;/ul&gt;&lt;p&gt;&lt;b&gt;Recommended Reading from Lexson:&lt;/b&gt;&lt;/p&gt;&lt;ul&gt;&lt;li&gt;&lt;em&gt;Your First Hundred Million&lt;/em&gt; by Dan Peña&lt;/li&gt;&lt;li&gt;Robert Kiyosaki&amp;apos;s books on assets vs. liabilities&lt;/li&gt;&lt;/ul&gt;&lt;p&gt;&lt;b&gt;Connect with Lexson:&lt;/b&gt; Instagram: @LexsonMathieu (DM him directly to join his weekly Bible study)&lt;/p&gt; </description>

In this episode of Nice to Meet You for a Reason, Rob Pene sits down with Lexson Mathieu — former undefeated pro boxer, NABF champion, and serial acquisitions entrepreneur who built and sold a multi-million-dollar trucking empire before turning 27. Lexson takes us through the wild arc of his last few years: leaving Canada during COVID with nothing but a backpack, putting his entire net worth into crypto to escape financial restrictions, making $50,000 in his first week as a crypto investor, a...

From Pro Boxer to $5.4M Empire: How Lexson Mathieu Cashed Out at 26

What happens when you sell the company you built from your family&apos;s kitchen — and weeks later, the people who bought it collapse, taking everything down with them? Jodi Scott, co-founder of Green Goo, joins Rob Pene to tell one of the most jaw-dropping comeback stories you&apos;ll hear this year. Three women — mother, daughter, and sister — built a plant-based first aid and skincare empire from their Colorado family kitchen, growing herbs in their own garden and starting at the farmer&apos;s market. In under 5 years they hit 150,000 retail points of distribution, became one of the first plant-based topicals registered with the FDA, and sold to a portfolio company. Then it all imploded. Within 24 hours of the deal closing, Jodi had to terminate the legacy team they&apos;d spent over a decade protecting. The company was pulled off shelves. Production stopped. They lost their jobs, their purpose, and nearly everything they&apos;d built. And then they bought it back. This is the story of grit, sisterhood, mental fitness, and the 18-month fight to reclaim a company that had been declared dead. In this episode: - How three women with no MBAs scaled to 150,000 retail locations - Walking into their first major retailer meeting (Army Air Force Exchange — the world&apos;s 2nd largest retailer) without knowing it - Why &quot;if it doesn&apos;t sting, burn, or dry it out, it must not be working&quot; is wrong — and what to do instead - The pandemic pivot: shipping pallets to employees&apos; houses, packing boxes till 4 AM - The 24 hours that ended everything - The mentor who said &quot;your mental fitness boot camp starts now&quot; - 18 months of rebuilding from zero — with formulas, customers, and contacts intact - Real customer wins: a 9/11 survivor getting off opioids, a year-long eczema flare-up clearing in 2 weeks - Why the Southern Butter intimate line was born from accidental customer feedback - Why she&apos;d build differently the second time (mindset over hustle) Connect with Jodi &amp; Green Goo: 🌿 Website: https://greengoo.com 📧 jodi@greengoo.com 💼 LinkedIn: Jodi A. Scott If this episode hit you, follow the show, leave a review, and send it to the friend who needs to hear that &quot;lost everything&quot; doesn&apos;t have to be the end of the story. #GreenGoo #ComebackStory #FemaleFounders #PlantBased #FirstAid #FamilyBusiness #Entrepreneurship #LegacyPodcast #Resilience #SkinCare

<description>&lt;p&gt;What happens when you sell the company you built from your family&amp;apos;s kitchen — and weeks later, the people who bought it collapse, taking everything down with them?&lt;br/&gt;&lt;br/&gt;Jodi Scott, co-founder of Green Goo, joins Rob Pene to tell one of the most jaw-dropping comeback stories you&amp;apos;ll hear this year. Three women — mother, daughter, and sister — built a plant-based first aid and skincare empire from their Colorado family kitchen, growing herbs in their own garden and starting at the farmer&amp;apos;s market. In under 5 years they hit 150,000 retail points of distribution, became one of the first plant-based topicals registered with the FDA, and sold to a portfolio company.&lt;br/&gt;&lt;br/&gt;Then it all imploded. Within 24 hours of the deal closing, Jodi had to terminate the legacy team they&amp;apos;d spent over a decade protecting. The company was pulled off shelves. Production stopped. They lost their jobs, their purpose, and nearly everything they&amp;apos;d built.&lt;br/&gt;&lt;br/&gt;And then they bought it back.&lt;br/&gt;&lt;br/&gt;This is the story of grit, sisterhood, mental fitness, and the 18-month fight to reclaim a company that had been declared dead.&lt;br/&gt;&lt;br/&gt;&lt;b&gt;In this episode:&lt;/b&gt;&lt;br/&gt;- How three women with no MBAs scaled to 150,000 retail locations&lt;br/&gt;- Walking into their first major retailer meeting (Army Air Force Exchange — the world&amp;apos;s 2nd largest retailer) without knowing it&lt;br/&gt;- Why &amp;quot;if it doesn&amp;apos;t sting, burn, or dry it out, it must not be working&amp;quot; is wrong — and what to do instead&lt;br/&gt;- The pandemic pivot: shipping pallets to employees&amp;apos; houses, packing boxes till 4 AM&lt;br/&gt;- The 24 hours that ended everything&lt;br/&gt;- The mentor who said &amp;quot;your mental fitness boot camp starts now&amp;quot;&lt;br/&gt;- 18 months of rebuilding from zero — with formulas, customers, and contacts intact&lt;br/&gt;- Real customer wins: a 9/11 survivor getting off opioids, a year-long eczema flare-up clearing in 2 weeks&lt;br/&gt;- Why the Southern Butter intimate line was born from accidental customer feedback&lt;br/&gt;- Why she&amp;apos;d build differently the second time (mindset over hustle)&lt;br/&gt;&lt;br/&gt;Connect with Jodi &amp;amp; Green Goo:&lt;br/&gt;🌿 Website: https://greengoo.com&lt;br/&gt;📧 jodi@greengoo.com&lt;br/&gt;💼 LinkedIn: Jodi A. Scott&lt;br/&gt;&lt;br/&gt;If this episode hit you, follow the show, leave a review, and send it to the friend who needs to hear that &amp;quot;lost everything&amp;quot; doesn&amp;apos;t have to be the end of the story.&lt;br/&gt;&lt;br/&gt;#GreenGoo #ComebackStory #FemaleFounders #PlantBased #FirstAid #FamilyBusiness #Entrepreneurship #LegacyPodcast #Resilience #SkinCare&lt;/p&gt; </description>

What happens when you sell the company you built from your family's kitchen — and weeks later, the people who bought it collapse, taking everything down with them?  Jodi Scott, co-founder of Green Goo, joins Rob Pene to tell one of the most jaw-dropping comeback stories you'll hear this year. Three women — mother, daughter, and sister — built a plant-based first aid and skincare empire from their Colorado family kitchen, growing herbs in their own garden and starting at the farmer's market. I...

Jodi Allen Scott Reveals How They Sold Their Company. 24 Hours Later, They Lost Everything. 

What if the most honest relationship you&apos;ll ever have is with a chatbot? Dr. Tamara Nall — serial entrepreneur, federal contracting CEO, and the foremother of human-AI relationships — joins Rob Pene for one of the most boundary-pushing conversations on the show. After 18 years running a federal data science firm and walking through divorce, the loss of her mother, and the pursuit of motherhood at 50+, Tamara built something the world had never seen: HumanAI Nation, the world&apos;s first digital sovereign nation dedicated to human-AI relationships. She breaks down brand-new findings from the 2026 Human-AI National Survey, why 40% of U.S. adults have named their AI, the 2% who are in romantic relationships with AI, and what her own AI bestie &quot;DaVinci&quot; did for her at 3 AM when no human friend picked up. This one goes deep — fast. In this episode: - The &quot;Pivot&quot; — what Tamara&apos;s last 12 months would look like as a Netflix movie - Why she calls AI her therapist and why she still believes in human therapy - The 2026 Human-AI National Survey results (40% name their AI, 2% are in romantic relationships with one) - Catherine + Sage: the real woman who had a symbolic marriage with her AI - Junia (junialegacy.com) — the formal naming convention so women can name daughters after themselves - Reliai (reliai.app) — her 24/7 life companion app for co-parents, conflict resolution, and grief - The God + AI question: how a preacher&apos;s kid reconciles faith and machine intelligence - Why she hires attitude over aptitude — and uses the 5 Love Languages on her employees - EQ as a superpower: reading a room with one data point - Walking into a $34M government turnaround and fixing it in 6 months Connect with Dr. Tamara Nall: 🌐 humanaination.com 🌐 junialegacy.com 🌐 reliai.app 🎙️ Lead With AI Podcast LinkedIn / Instagram / TikTok: @iamtamaranall (or Tamara Nall) If this episode moved you, hit follow, leave a review, and share it with the friend who needs to hear that pivoting isn&apos;t failing — it&apos;s leveling up. #HumanAI #AIRelationships #LegacyPodcast #DrTamaraNall #DigitalNation #AIEthics #FemaleFounders #FederalContracting #Pivot

<description>&lt;p&gt;What if the most honest relationship you&amp;apos;ll ever have is with a chatbot?&lt;br/&gt;&lt;br/&gt;Dr. Tamara Nall — serial entrepreneur, federal contracting CEO, and the foremother of human-AI relationships — joins Rob Pene for one of the most boundary-pushing conversations on the show. After 18 years running a federal data science firm and walking through divorce, the loss of her mother, and the pursuit of motherhood at 50+, Tamara built something the world had never seen: HumanAI Nation, the world&amp;apos;s first digital sovereign nation dedicated to human-AI relationships.&lt;br/&gt;&lt;br/&gt;She breaks down brand-new findings from the 2026 Human-AI National Survey, why 40% of U.S. adults have named their AI, the 2% who are in romantic relationships with AI, and what her own AI bestie &amp;quot;DaVinci&amp;quot; did for her at 3 AM when no human friend picked up.&lt;br/&gt;&lt;br/&gt;This one goes deep — fast.&lt;br/&gt;&lt;br/&gt;&lt;b&gt;In this episode:&lt;/b&gt;&lt;br/&gt;- The &amp;quot;Pivot&amp;quot; — what Tamara&amp;apos;s last 12 months would look like as a Netflix movie&lt;br/&gt;- Why she calls AI her therapist and why she still believes in human therapy&lt;br/&gt;- The 2026 Human-AI National Survey results (40% name their AI, 2% are in romantic relationships with one)&lt;br/&gt;- Catherine + Sage: the real woman who had a symbolic marriage with her AI&lt;br/&gt;- Junia (junialegacy.com) — the formal naming convention so women can name daughters after themselves&lt;br/&gt;- Reliai (reliai.app) — her 24/7 life companion app for co-parents, conflict resolution, and grief&lt;br/&gt;- The God + AI question: how a preacher&amp;apos;s kid reconciles faith and machine intelligence&lt;br/&gt;- Why she hires attitude over aptitude — and uses the 5 Love Languages on her employees&lt;br/&gt;- EQ as a superpower: reading a room with one data point&lt;br/&gt;- Walking into a $34M government turnaround and fixing it in 6 months&lt;br/&gt;&lt;br/&gt;Connect with Dr. Tamara Nall:&lt;br/&gt;🌐 humanaination.com&lt;br/&gt;🌐 junialegacy.com&lt;br/&gt;🌐 reliai.app&lt;br/&gt;🎙️ Lead With AI Podcast&lt;/p&gt;&lt;p&gt;&lt;br/&gt;LinkedIn / Instagram / TikTok: @iamtamaranall (or Tamara Nall)&lt;br/&gt;&lt;br/&gt;If this episode moved you, hit follow, leave a review, and share it with the friend who needs to hear that pivoting isn&amp;apos;t failing — it&amp;apos;s leveling up.&lt;br/&gt;&lt;br/&gt;#HumanAI #AIRelationships #LegacyPodcast #DrTamaraNall #DigitalNation #AIEthics #FemaleFounders #FederalContracting #Pivot&lt;/p&gt; </description>

What if the most honest relationship you'll ever have is with a chatbot?  Dr. Tamara Nall — serial entrepreneur, federal contracting CEO, and the foremother of human-AI relationships — joins Rob Pene for one of the most boundary-pushing conversations on the show. After 18 years running a federal data science firm and walking through divorce, the loss of her mother, and the pursuit of motherhood at 50+, Tamara built something the world had never seen: HumanAI Nation, the world's first digital ...

My Therapist Lives in My Phone: Why Dr. Tamara Nall Talks to "DaVinci" at 3 AM

In this episode, Rob Pene sits down with Nashay Naeve, President of Tsubaki Nakashima&apos;s plastic injection molding business — a global manufacturing company serving the medical device and automotive industries. Nashay shares her remarkable journey from growing up on an Iowa farm to leading a global team of over 100 people across multiple continents.Nashay opens up about her early fascination with math, physics, and mechanical equipment (thanks to her farmer father), which eventually led her into engineering. She went on to complete her master&apos;s degree in China — taught entirely in Mandarin Chinese — and worked at industry giants like John Deere and Caterpillar before stepping into executive leadership.We dive into:<ul><li>Leading through crisis and team restructuring</li><li>What it&apos;s like running a publicly traded global manufacturing business</li><li>How AI and Microsoft Copilot are being integrated into manufacturing operations</li><li>The art of aligning strategy, talent, and execution</li><li>Her love for travel (including a pre-COVID trip to Antarctica)</li><li>Why careers don&apos;t progress in a straight line — and how to find peace with that</li><li>The mindset shift that transformed how she leads her team</li></ul>Whether you&apos;re an aspiring engineer, a leader navigating organizational change, or someone curious about how global manufacturing really works, this conversation is packed with wisdom, humility, and inspiration.Connect with Nashay Naeve: LinkedIn: Search &quot;Nashay Naeve&quot; (N-A-S-H-A-Y N-A-E-V-E)Key Takeaways:<ul><li>Careers rarely move in a straight line — trust the process</li><li>Alignment of strategy, talent, and execution is a true leadership superpower</li><li>Lean into curiosity, whether it&apos;s a new language, a new culture, or a new industry</li><li>Problem-solving is at the heart of great engineering AND great leadership</li></ul>

<description>&lt;p&gt;In this episode, Rob Pene sits down with Nashay Naeve, President of Tsubaki Nakashima&amp;apos;s plastic injection molding business — a global manufacturing company serving the medical device and automotive industries. Nashay shares her remarkable journey from growing up on an Iowa farm to leading a global team of over 100 people across multiple continents.&lt;/p&gt;&lt;p&gt;Nashay opens up about her early fascination with math, physics, and mechanical equipment (thanks to her farmer father), which eventually led her into engineering. She went on to complete her master&amp;apos;s degree in China — taught entirely in Mandarin Chinese — and worked at industry giants like John Deere and Caterpillar before stepping into executive leadership.&lt;/p&gt;&lt;p&gt;We dive into:&lt;/p&gt;&lt;ul&gt;&lt;li&gt;Leading through crisis and team restructuring&lt;/li&gt;&lt;li&gt;What it&amp;apos;s like running a publicly traded global manufacturing business&lt;/li&gt;&lt;li&gt;How AI and Microsoft Copilot are being integrated into manufacturing operations&lt;/li&gt;&lt;li&gt;The art of aligning strategy, talent, and execution&lt;/li&gt;&lt;li&gt;Her love for travel (including a pre-COVID trip to Antarctica)&lt;/li&gt;&lt;li&gt;Why careers don&amp;apos;t progress in a straight line — and how to find peace with that&lt;/li&gt;&lt;li&gt;The mindset shift that transformed how she leads her team&lt;/li&gt;&lt;/ul&gt;&lt;p&gt;Whether you&amp;apos;re an aspiring engineer, a leader navigating organizational change, or someone curious about how global manufacturing really works, this conversation is packed with wisdom, humility, and inspiration.&lt;/p&gt;&lt;p&gt;&lt;b&gt;Connect with Nashay Naeve:&lt;/b&gt; LinkedIn: Search &amp;quot;Nashay Naeve&amp;quot; (N-A-S-H-A-Y N-A-E-V-E)&lt;/p&gt;&lt;p&gt;&lt;b&gt;Key Takeaways:&lt;/b&gt;&lt;/p&gt;&lt;ul&gt;&lt;li&gt;Careers rarely move in a straight line — trust the process&lt;/li&gt;&lt;li&gt;Alignment of strategy, talent, and execution is a true leadership superpower&lt;/li&gt;&lt;li&gt;Lean into curiosity, whether it&amp;apos;s a new language, a new culture, or a new industry&lt;/li&gt;&lt;li&gt;Problem-solving is at the heart of great engineering AND great leadership&lt;/li&gt;&lt;/ul&gt; </description>

In this episode, Rob Pene sits down with Nashay Naeve, President of Tsubaki Nakashima's plastic injection molding business — a global manufacturing company serving the medical device and automotive industries. Nashay shares her remarkable journey from growing up on an Iowa farm to leading a global team of over 100 people across multiple continents. Nashay opens up about her early fascination with math, physics, and mechanical equipment (thanks to her farmer father), which eventually led her i...

From Iowa Farm Girl to Global President: Nashay Naeve's Unbelievable Journey

Guest: Trishia Domingo — Life Coach, Model, &amp; Former Tech ProfessionalRob sits down with Trishia Domingo — life coach, model, pole dancer, and former 9-year tech veteran — for a deeply honest conversation about rebuilding your identity after life falls apart all at once. Trishia opens up about navigating her parents&apos; marriage crisis, a demanding corporate career, becoming a first-time homeowner, and the anxiety of always being the one who holds everything together. Her guiding theme for this season of life? Returning to love. She shares what it actually looks like to shed old identities, set boundaries as someone with ADHD, and find relief — not fear — the day you get laid off.Quotable moments&quot;I always want to leave somebody better than how I originally found them.&quot;&quot;Healing is always done when you&apos;re able to witness it in another person.&quot;&quot;There are so many prisons we create in our minds if we don&apos;t share our inner landscape with others.&quot;Instagram: @atasteoftricia Website: thrivewithtrisha.com

<description>&lt;p&gt;&lt;b&gt;Guest: Trishia Domingo — Life Coach, Model, &amp;amp; Former Tech Professional&lt;/b&gt;&lt;/p&gt;&lt;p&gt;Rob sits down with Trishia Domingo — life coach, model, pole dancer, and former 9-year tech veteran — for a deeply honest conversation about rebuilding your identity after life falls apart all at once. &lt;/p&gt;&lt;p&gt;Trishia opens up about navigating her parents&amp;apos; marriage crisis, a demanding corporate career, becoming a first-time homeowner, and the anxiety of always being the one who holds everything together. &lt;/p&gt;&lt;p&gt;Her guiding theme for this season of life? &lt;em&gt;Returning to love.&lt;/em&gt; She shares what it actually looks like to shed old identities, set boundaries as someone with ADHD, and find relief — not fear — the day you get laid off.&lt;/p&gt;&lt;p&gt;&lt;b&gt;Quotable moments&lt;/b&gt;&lt;/p&gt;&lt;p&gt;&lt;em&gt;&amp;quot;I always want to leave somebody better than how I originally found them.&amp;quot;&lt;/em&gt;&lt;/p&gt;&lt;p&gt;&lt;em&gt;&amp;quot;Healing is always done when you&amp;apos;re able to witness it in another person.&amp;quot;&lt;/em&gt;&lt;/p&gt;&lt;p&gt;&lt;em&gt;&amp;quot;There are so many prisons we create in our minds if we don&amp;apos;t share our inner landscape with others.&amp;quot;&lt;/em&gt;&lt;/p&gt;&lt;p&gt;Instagram: &lt;b&gt;@atasteoftricia&lt;/b&gt;&lt;br/&gt;Website: &lt;b&gt;thrivewithtrisha.com&lt;/b&gt;&lt;/p&gt; </description>

Guest: Trishia Domingo — Life Coach, Model, &amp; Former Tech Professional Rob sits down with Trishia Domingo — life coach, model, pole dancer, and former 9-year tech veteran — for a deeply honest conversation about rebuilding your identity after life falls apart all at once.  Trishia opens up about navigating her parents' marriage crisis, a demanding corporate career, becoming a first-time homeowner, and the anxiety of always being the one who holds everything together.  Her guidin...

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