Brett Kaufman

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Entrepreneur. Investor. Advisor Host of the @joininnerspace Podcast Guiding founders and leaders through what’s next 👇

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Politics is built to make us forget how connected we are. Brett sees Amy Acton doing the opposite: using every part of her life, including the hardest parts, to pull people back toward each other. For him that goes past policy into something closer to faith. Not one person as the answer. All of us. The re-released conversation with Dr. Amy Acton is out now. Link in bio. 06 Nov 2026 Hardship rarely stops people. What stops them is attaching to it, repeating it, making it who they are. Brett has seen the other path too, and Amy Acton is the clearest example he knows: she took the worst years of her life and turned them into a reason to serve. The re-released conversation with Dr. Amy Acton is out now. Link in bio. 04 Nov 2026 Amy Acton and her brother went without food. They lived in a tent one winter. And the same childhood that her opponent’s campaign used against her is the one she says built everything she became: the vigilance that made her the person you want in a crisis, the drive to get at the cause behind the cause, and the refusal to look away from the ugly things. Brett calls her an ordinary person who met an extraordinary moment and used her trauma to become a woman of service. Brett’s re-released conversation with Dr. Amy Acton, now running for governor of Ohio, is out now. Link in bio. 03 Nov 2026 New episode out now. Brett re-releases his conversation with Dr. Amy Acton, Ohio’s former health director and now a candidate for governor, with a new opening on why he’s bringing it back. Amy felt more grown up at twelve than she did at twenty-four. She was carrying a library book home every day and already knew life wasn’t supposed to look like hers. In this conversation she goes all the way back: growing up poor on the North Side of Youngstown, telling the truth at twelve and what it cost her, the hospital stay at eight that made her want to be a doctor, the Bronx during the crack epidemic, backing her career down to raise her kids, and the lunch where a governor asked about her childhood before anything else. It ends on the vision she now sees as public health hiding in plain sight along the Columbus waterways. The whole thing is about where resilience actually comes from. Link in bio. 02 Nov 2026 Outrage is the easiest way to grow a local page. Gagan Timsina built The Columbus Report the other way. He leaves politics and crime off the page, even though he’s done the math on how much reach that costs him. His bet is that generosity compounds, and that the trust it earns turns into something no viral post can buy. Check the full Innerspace episode in the link in bio. 01 Nov 2026 Gagan Timsina says he’s already living the life he wanted as a kid. What he doesn’t have yet is the room to give back the way he wants to, with his money and with his time. “I think we become the adults that we desperately needed as kids.” His version of success gets measured by what it lets him do for the people he cares about. New Innerspace episode, link in bio. 30 Oct 2026 Some people have to build every building, win every award, and make all the money before they realize none of it was really the thing. The friends, the family, the community, the creativity were there the whole time. The outcome is still worth chasing, as long as you know what actually matters going in. Full Innerspace episode, link in bio. 29 Oct 2026 Most people never hear the one voice that matters, because generations of other voices are stacked on top of it. Call it your soul, God, or your truth. The moment you try to shed an old identity for something that feels more alive, those other voices get loud and tell you it isn’t safe. The work is learning which one to follow. From the Innerspace conversation with Gagan Timsina. Full episode, link in bio. 28 Oct 2026 For years, Gagan Timsina built so the people who doubted him would have to watch. Then he hit the follower count someone told him he’d never reach, went back to tell him, and the guy had forgotten he ever said it. That moment changed the question from who’s watching to why he’s building at all. 27 Oct 2026 The new Innerspace episode with Gagan Timsina is live. Gagan came to America at five without a word of English. Today he leads the Timsina Team and runs The Columbus Report, a local page that stays away from politics and crime even though he knows they’d grow it. To him, kindness is how you learn faster than ego allows, and it’s why he keeps asking people further down the road what not to do. He and Brett also get into fulfillment versus happiness and building for the parents who built the ladder for him. 26 Oct 2026 Most people spend 80 to 90 percent of their time indoors. Jeremy Miller builds for that. Clean air, good light, non-toxic materials, and spaces that keep you connected to nature. His intention is “to create a coherent energetic field for somebody” where they spend most of their life. Better air, clearer mind. Better light, better sleep. “When I have more energy than less, my perspective shifts.” Full conversation with Jeremy Miller, link in bio. 24 Oct 2026 Jeremy Miller used to believe everyone was smarter than him and that his ideas were “just fun things in my imagination.” His practice now is to find a negative belief, write the positive version, and say it every day. The one he’s working with: “everyone loves me, everyone supports me, and everyone is here to manifest my mission with me.” Three months in, “it turns out to be true.” 23 Oct 2026

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