Jeremiah is officially a free agent.In this episode, we talk about his departure from KnoCommerce and Stamped, what he learned operating inside Tiny, and the decision he now faces, take a break, spend more intentional time with his family, or start building the company he has been thinking about for seven years.We get into founder motivation, money as a scoreboard, the difference between freedom to do nothing and freedom to build whatever you want, and whether it is possible for a lifelong builder to genuinely switch off.Then the conversation moves into AI and the increasingly strange reality that different people appear to be living years apart from one another.Most people are still using AI like we used it two or three years ago. Meanwhile, a mechanic can learn to code, build a software company by himself, and reach a projected $10 million revenue run rate in less than two years.We discuss what happens when individuals stop selling their time and start building productive assets, why AI could radically reduce operating expenses, and how those productivity gains eventually show up as lower prices, better products, greater abundance, and consumer surplus.We also talk about whether real estate will demonetize, why companies may need fewer people while creating more job openings, and which human abilities become more valuable as execution becomes abundant.The answer may be judgment, curiosity, creativity, emotional intelligence, and the ability to understand what another person actually wants.This is a conversation about what founders build next, how AI changes the structure of a company, and what remains scarce when intelligence and execution become cheap.If you'd like to talk to Jeremiah Prummer about how he built, grew and exited Kno Commerce, then led 3 software business through profitable and steady growth as the CEO, Jeremiah is now on MentorPass: https://www.mentorpass.co/jeremiahprummer
