Most founders don't fail because their ideas are bad.
They fail because execution breaks down.

In this episode, Luke Scrivanich, cofounder of Logentiq, breaks down why founders stall, how poor execution kills momentum, and what actually fixes it. The conversation spans stoic philosophy, startup operations, AI agents, and the systems founders need to turn ideas into real progress.

Luke explains how Logentiq and its platform, Clairvoya, help founders operationalize goals, prioritize work, and eliminate the friction that causes startups to spin their wheels. From college entrepreneurship and student debt to sprint-based execution and AI-powered workflows, this episode focuses on what actually moves companies forward.

This episode covers:
• Why most founders struggle with execution, not ideas
• Stoicism as a framework for leadership and resilience
• Personality types and startup team dynamics
• The real impact of college entrepreneurship programs
• Why student debt is crushing early-stage builders
• What AI agents actually are (without the hype)
• How Logentiq removes the need for prompt engineering
• Sprint-based execution, accountability, and momentum
• Navigating cofounder role changes without stalling growth
• Why the future of work is becoming more entrepreneurial

If you're building a startup, leading a team, or stuck between ideas and action, this episode explains how to fix the execution gap.

00:00 Why Founders Struggle With Execution
04:09 Stoicism and Turning Setbacks Into Leverage
08:24 Personality Types and Startup Teams
14:40 Motivation, Purpose, and Accountability
21:35 Becoming an Entrepreneur
27:00 Do Entrepreneurship Programs Actually Work?
31:49 The Post-Grad Job Market Reality
36:54 AI as the New Confidence Engine
38:08 What Logentiq and Clairvoya Do
41:07 Eliminating Prompt Engineering
44:21 Sprint-Based Execution Systems
47:49 Building in Public
50:43 What an AI Agent Really Is
53:00 Choosing the Right AI Model
56:35 Cofounder Role Changes
58:45 Where Logentiq Is Today

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