FULL COMP · 2026-05-12 · 41 min
What if the real advantage isn’t better strategy… it’s faster action? Matt Jozwiak, founder of Rethink Food, built a movement by rejecting perfection and embracing momentum. From washing dishes to working in the world’s best kitchens, Matt shares how a bias toward action - not credentials - became his edge. In this conversation, we get into why failure is the fastest teacher you’ll ever have, how telling a simple story unlocked millions in funding, and the operational shift that turned struggling restaurants into partners in solving food insecurity. This episode is a masterclass in execution, iteration, and building something that actually works, especially when the industry needs it most. To learn more about Rethink Food and their work paying independent restaurants to feed people in need, visit rethinkfood.org . _________________________________________________________ Today's episode was
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