Redefining Ecommerce through Color by Bridger Hart

Redefining Ecommerce through Color by Bridger Hart

What if the biggest problem in online shopping wasn’t price… or shipping… or even product quality—but how we search? In this episode of the Discover Possible Podcast, host Patrick sits down with Bridger Hart, a 26-year-old founder and Forbes Under 30 honoree who is redefining product discovery in e-commerce through something most brands overlook: color. Bridger is the co-founder and CEO of Hoppin, the company behind Infinite Color Search—a patented technology that allows shoppers to search products by exact color, not vague labels like “blue” or “green.” The result? 3.5x higher conversion rates 1.6x larger checkout sizes But this conversation goes far deeper than tech. You’ll hear Bridger’s journey from growing up in a creative household, to becoming a filmmaker at age 10, to navigating dyslexia, to teaching himself algorithms and building a startup that now powers major e-commerce brands. In this episode, you’ll learn: Why traditional color filters are broken—and how that hurts both shoppers and brands How creative curiosity prepared Bridger for a breakthrough he didn’t see coming The hidden link between creativity, geometry, and entrepreneurship Why focus beats ambition in the early stages of building a company How to recognize inspiration—and know when it’s meant for you This episode is for: ✔️ Founders and entrepreneurs ✔️ Creatives thinking about business ✔️ Anyone curious about innovation, startups, or discovering their unique edge

Randy Komisar: Company-Building Lessons from Steve Jobs to Kleiner Perkins | Discover Possible Podcast

In this powerful and timeless conversation, legendary entrepreneur, investor, and teacher Randy Komisar sits down with Andrew Schreiner to explore what it really takes to build meaningful companies—and a meaningful life. Randy shares lessons from an extraordinary career that spans working alongside Steve Jobs, helping guide the acquisition of Pixar, founding and leading multiple technology companies, teaching entrepreneurship at Stanford University, and serving as a partner at Kleiner Perkins. Rather than focusing on money or titles, Randy makes a compelling case for integrity, optimism, and people-first leadership as the true foundations of entrepreneurial success. In this episode, you’ll learn: -Why optimism and “naïve zealotry” can be an entrepreneur’s greatest asset - The difference between investing in companies and building them - Why integrity—not certainty—is the most powerful compass in business and life - How great mentors (including the legendary Bill Campbell) shape extraordinary leaders - Why real success is measured by alignment with your values, not conventional metrics This conversation is especially valuable for founders, MBA students, leaders, and anyone wrestling with big career decisions—including when to walk away from a “safe” path to pursue what truly matters. If you’re interested in entrepreneurship, venture capital, leadership, or discovering what’s possible when you live and build with integrity, this is an episode you don’t want to miss. Learn more, explore mentoring, and download free resources at discoverpossible.co

If You Don't Have Goals, Someone Else will Use You for Their Goals by Randy Garn

Several years ago, under the banner of the IMNO organization, we did this interview with Randy Garn, the New York Times Best Selling Author and Entrepreneur who is now serving as a Mission President for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Randy shares how he has built his team, focused his team culture, and how we found his voice and talents.

How to win Olympic and World Cup Bids by Robert Stiles

In this episode you will hear the story of Robert Stiles, the former Sr. VP of Helios Partners, who was known as one of the world's experts in Olympic and World Cup bids. He teaches you how to get into the most difficult opportunities and how to take raw materials and turn it into the world's #1 location for the world's elite athletes to compete in the highest levels.

How to Invent the Future by Tom Kelley, former Partner at IDEO

In this interview I conducted with Tom Kelley, Tom shares his story and IDEO's story, before teaching us the steps of conducting a "The Future of ___" study. He shares the study they did for Procter & Gamble, called "The Future of Cleaning" which resulted in the launch of Swiffer, one of the fastest growing cleaning products of all time.