Mike Feldstein founder of Jaspr

Everything is the Best

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🗓️ 31 July 2024

⏱️ 49 minutes

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Mike Feldstein is the founder & CEO of Jaspr, an air science and technology company , and the culmination of Mike’s background in air quality, disaster restoration, and entrepreneurship. His journey from fixing people's homes to seamlessly coming up with such a high quality solution for human health is so fascinating - it's absolutely wild. His mission is to protect air quality and improve human health through innovative products and education, so today we let him educate us because, my god, there is so much we all don't know about the quality of our air and how it affects our lives. I truly enjoyed meeting Mike, he's so interesting, so smart, such a quick thinker and I love the way he does business. As the proud owner of two Jaspr's, it was an honor!

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0:00.0	The following podcast is a dear media production. Mike, I really want to start this podcast with you explaining how you didn't have a cell phone for three years.
0:21.0	Easy. So it's 2024 right now. 2017 to 2020 is when I did no phone life.
0:27.0	And what were you doing for work at the time? What was I doing for work at the time? I was this time basically my business at the time when there was a natural disaster a flood fire hurricane earthquake
0:37.6	We would basically disaster chase so when there'd be a natural disaster we would go there fix homes clean homes build homes.
0:44.4	Oh wow and then in between disasters go to Thailand and train or sometimes Costa Rica or
0:50.1	sometimes Switzerland but basically it was like intense war mode season
0:54.4	do this disaster clean up thing and then kind of like rest.
0:57.6	This is your company?
0:58.6	Yeah, that was it called.
0:59.6	The company was called Rapid Group, but we would spin up a different brand for each disaster.
1:04.8	So when fires were in California, we were Cali Fire Restoration.
1:08.4	When there was a hurricane in Houston, we were Houston.
1:10.5	How do you make money off of this?
1:11.6	Insurance. Insurance.
1:14.0	Insurance.
1:15.0	We were really good what we did, but you don't need a long-term brand when there's a flood or a fire
1:19.8	or something because when there's 10 feet of water in your basement,
1:22.2	no one reads Google reviews
1:23.2	if you just yeah exist and you know you need to have all the licensing and you
1:29.0	need I mean it's like after a disaster like I wouldn't have any
1:33.9	fucking clue what the first step is yeah and then we were like the people's
1:38.7	choice so our whole thing was you could call your insurance company and they'll send you
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