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I'm Guy Kawasaki and this is remarkable people. This episode's remarkable guest is Randy Nonenberg. He is responsible

for thousands of hours of lost productivity because he is the co-founder of Bring a Trailer. This is a website

for buying and selling collectible cars. He's been at it for 10 years. Before that, he worked for BMW. He has a PS degree in mechanical

engineering from Stanford and an MBA from UC Berkeley. In 2019, Bring a trailer had 100,000

registered bidders, 11,000 listings, and 2 million monthly visitors. It currently has 300 listings per week.

Malcolm Gladwell is among the people that loses hours of productivity on the site.

Bring a trailer started as a hobby for Randy and has grown to be an existential threat to traditional car auctions.

You may not be into cars, but Randy's story is still interesting because it is one

data point that pursuing your passion can work. Also, listen to his ideas about catalyzing valuable

public comments on a site, fostering trust so that someone would spend hundreds of thousands

of dollars on a car without seeing it in person

and competing with traditional analog forms of businesses.

There's a lot any business owner can learn from Randy.

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