I’m pretty proud because I’m the only non-pedigreed author in that entire textbook. It’s the GABA receptor, which governs memory, sleep, and anxiety so it’s pretty profound in simplifications, but since we’re geek-to-geek, I pretty much geek out pretty heavily on this one little slice. Basically, sleeping pills, Valiums, Xanax, and the entire class of the benzodiazepines. Treatment of dependence to sedative, anxiolytics, and hypnotics. You’ve also published to medical treatment addiction textbooks chapters. You’re also a contributor to The Huffington Post, Forbes, and Slate. What I would like those, if I find the right teams for those other projects, then I can quickly help them come into reality. I don’t have the time to focus on them because CrowdGather is my focus.
I have a couple of my own projects, but they’re very nascent at this point.
They’re out of Oakland, which is really ground zero for the cannabis industry, and that’s focused on digital assets in the Cannabis space so I’m a mentor to their startups.
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Gateway is a full immersion incubator similar to Y Combinator or 500 Startups. strain selection based upon some of the algorithms he’s developed. They’re seeking to be the Netflix of Cannabis I.E. If I find the right teams for those other projects, then I can quickly help them come into reality.
Also, you have a couple of businesses that you’ve started that are Cannbis-related. No, because I wouldn’t know what to do because I have already seen that if I retire, I’m going to get talked into non-profits so I’d rather just work. Well, even if you could retire, would you do it? There was a phase in my life where I guess I ended up over volunteering for things, and I realized that I’m not yet retired so I have to come back. They’re just in my bio, right? Currently, I’m focused much more on for-profit. You were chairman of the board of Artwallah and TiE or The Indus Entrepreneurs. You also have some non-profit involvements. One of those sectors that you are working on now is Cannabis, which I don’t know a lot about, I’ve actually never smoked weed, but it’s a big business opportunity with legalization, I get that, and some folks are making quite a lot of money in that sector. You’re an accomplished executive and a financier with extensive experience in building high-growth businesses and various emerging sectors. You also are doing some other things, which we’ll talk about, that are quite interesting. It’s a digital media company that owns a bunch of different online community sites. Got it! And that was through your company, CrowdGather. Stephan, I believe we go back to 2010, right? Time flies, and it was Think Tank in 2010. Anyway, I met Sanjay at an event-Sanjay, which event was that? I started it,, and his company acquired it, and what was that? 2012 or something like that? I don’t remember. I sold that site that I had founded in 1995 or actually, 1994. It’s a directory of published authors, and it has a lot of forum posts and so forth. How long has it been? I think, maybe, four or five years? I don’t know, but I sold one of my websites to his company-the website,, which is a community of published authors. I’ve known Sanjay for at least a few years now. I’m your host, Stephan Spencer, and today, I have Sanjay Sabnani with me. Hello, and welcome to Get Yourself Optimized.
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