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Nate Fischer, the CEO of New Founding, shares his diverse background in business, technology, and global travel, and how it led to the establishment of his company which emphasizes the importance of a positive vision in addressing profound technological and societal changes.
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He started New Founding as a response to the absence of conservative presence in shaping discussions about governance and societal institutions.
Karen expressed concerns about the negative perception of his past business of buying distressed apartments, prompting Nathaniel to provide a detailed explanation of the real estate crisis and the approach to distressed investments. He highlighted the value created by returning order to chaotic situations and the long-term profitability of these investments, while also addressing the stereotype of distressed investors as vultures. Nathaniel also discussed his definition of the right, leading to an exploration of the challenges posed by globalization. He elaborated on the concept of "fractal localism" as a response to the instability caused by mass globalization, emphasizing the importance of self-determination at local, communal, and regional levels.
New Founding is creating a new community in Appalachia, highlighting the affordability of land and the potential for amenities that could attract residents. Nate discussed the need to solve the collective action problem to make the area more desirable and affordable, emphasizing the importance of sufficient jobs and a compelling vision for the community, also elaborating on how their project attracts high agency individuals who are seeking a community where they can actively shape their environment and culture.
He emphasized that the project appeals to people from various income levels, offering them the opportunity to have a positive impact. The conversation also touched on the decline of Silicon Valley optimism and the hunger for alternatives, highlighting the importance of producing excellent cultural output and developing a community that works together to promote a conservative, faith-filled culture.
Timestamps:
00:00 Introduction and Setting the Stage
Nathaniel Fischer's Background and Vision for New Founding
06:40 Discussion on Real Estate Crisis and Distressed Investments
14:22 Defining the Right and Addressing Globalization
17:30 Defining a Right-Aligned Vision
23:05 Investment in Startups and Real Estate Project
29:13 Creating a New Community in Appalachia
39:49 Pushback on Public Idea Exploration
42:24 Attracting High Agency People
49:15 Preserving and Reforming Institutions
54:59 Framing a Positive Vision and Building a Diverse Community
1:02:31 Community Building and Collective Action
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Nate Fischer, the CEO of New Founding, shares his diverse background in business, technology, and global travel, and how it led to the establishment of his company which emphasizes the importance of a positive vision in addressing profound technological and societal changes.
Links and applications follow the timestamps.
He started New Founding as a response to the absence of conservative presence in shaping discussions about governance and societal institutions.
Karen expressed concerns about the negative perception of his past business of buying distressed apartments, prompting Nathaniel to provide a detailed explanation of the real estate crisis and the approach to distressed investments. He highlighted the value created by returning order to chaotic situations and the long-term profitability of these investments, while also addressing the stereotype of distressed investors as vultures. Nathaniel also discussed his definition of the right, leading to an exploration of the challenges posed by globalization. He elaborated on the concept of "fractal localism" as a response to the instability caused by mass globalization, emphasizing the importance of self-determination at local, communal, and regional levels.
New Founding is creating a new community in Appalachia, highlighting the affordability of land and the potential for amenities that could attract residents. Nate discussed the need to solve the collective action problem to make the area more desirable and affordable, emphasizing the importance of sufficient jobs and a compelling vision for the community, also elaborating on how their project attracts high agency individuals who are seeking a community where they can actively shape their environment and culture.
He emphasized that the project appeals to people from various income levels, offering them the opportunity to have a positive impact. The conversation also touched on the decline of Silicon Valley optimism and the hunger for alternatives, highlighting the importance of producing excellent cultural output and developing a community that works together to promote a conservative, faith-filled culture.
Timestamps:
00:00 Introduction and Setting the Stage
Nathaniel Fischer's Background and Vision for New Founding
06:40 Discussion on Real Estate Crisis and Distressed Investments
14:22 Defining the Right and Addressing Globalization
17:30 Defining a Right-Aligned Vision
23:05 Investment in Startups and Real Estate Project
29:13 Creating a New Community in Appalachia
39:49 Pushback on Public Idea Exploration
42:24 Attracting High Agency People
49:15 Preserving and Reforming Institutions
54:59 Framing a Positive Vision and Building a Diverse Community
1:02:31 Community Building and Collective Action
newfounding.com
Waitlist
newfounding.com/network
