Episode

Going Solo Should Be the Rule, Not the Exception | Flo Crivello, Lindy

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Solo Founders
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Jun 24, 2026
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Summary

Flo Crivello raised about $50M as a solo founder, then watched the market kill the company he'd built. Instead of quitting, he cut deep, pivoted, and rebuilt alone into Lindy — one of the top AI agent startups. This is a clear-eyed playbook on knowing when to kill a company, beating burnout with momentum, and building solo without being alone. Topics covered: Raising ~$50M as a solo founder Knowing when to kill a company and how deep to cut Why momentum, not rest, is the cure for burnout Prospecting for gold vs. operating the mine: where a founder should spend their time The solo founder's "brain trust": building support without a co-founder Guest: Flo Crivello — founder & CEO of Lindy.