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What if the future of work doesn’t look anything like the office
jobs we were told to chase? Steven Schwartz started building
businesses as a teenager and eventually turned that obsession into
Whop, one of the fastest-growing marketplaces for internet
businesses. Today, the company is valued at $1.6 billion and helps
thousands of people earn income online. In this episode, Steven
joins Sammi to break down how he met his co-founder on Facebook at
13, why they almost quit Whop after just three months, and how they
scaled it into a unicorn backed by names like Peter Thiel and Kevin
Hart. They also unpack the creator economy, why everyone is a
creator now, why traditional 9-to-5 career paths are being
disrupted, and what “agentic income” could mean in the next era of
work. Plus: why Steven thinks the biggest mistake aspiring
entrepreneurs make is waiting to feel ready. Follow Sammi Cohen on
Instagram  Subscribe to the Social Currency newsletter 
Check out Whop Here’s what Sammi covers with Steven: 00:00 How
Steven Met His Co-Founder at 13 on Facebook 03:15 Building Sneaker
Bots as a Teenager 06:00 20+ Side Hustles Before Whop 10:30 Almost
Quitting Whop After 3 Months 14:00 What Whop Actually Is 19:00
50,000+ New Users Per Day 22:00 The $1.6 Billion Valuation
Explained 25:00 Why Stablecoins Matter for Global Business 29:45
Whop Has Created Hundreds of Millionaires 32:30 Advice for New
Entrepreneurs 36:00 AI and the End of the Creator Economy 39:30
What “Agentic Income” Means 41:30 The Company That Tried to Buy
Whop 43:00 Why Steven Wants to Redefine Work 46:00 Whop Finance and
the Future of Money 50:00 Why Creators Shouldn’t Rely on One
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