John Glasgow is the anti-pattern founder: non-technical, 36 when he started, a newborn at home during Y Combinator, and solo after his co-founder left within weeks. After 15 years in corporate finance at Adobe, Fidelity, and Invoice2go, he built Campfire, the AI-native ERP fast-growing companies use to replace legacy systems. This is one of the most tactical conversations we've recorded.
Topics covered:
The "right to win" filter: which ideas deserve your resignation letter
The enterprise sales playbook from the buyer's side: champions, the $95K threshold tactic, budget cycles
Surviving two years pre-product-market fit as a solo founder
Founding at 36 with kids, and why deferring life causes burnout
Why the technical co-founder requirement is over in the AI era
Guest: John Glasgow — founder & CEO of Campfire (campfire.ai), the AI-native ERP.
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