Henrik Werdelin discusses the rise of 'portfolio entrepreneurship,' where founders use AI to launch multiple interrelated businesses centered around the same customer base. Rather than chasing unicorns, the future lies in building a million $1M companies through deep customer understanding and relationship capital. He emphasizes 'customer-founder fit'—aligning personal values and strengths with market needs—as critical for long-term success. AI enables this shift by automating tasks, personalizing interactions, and allowing solo entrepreneurs to operate like full companies. Through platforms like Audos, niche experts can deploy AI agents to deliver services and content, turning expertise into scalable ventures. Henrik also reflects on self-awareness as a founder, the importance of micro-moments of meaning, and raising children in an AI-driven world. He believes AI can restore depth to human experiences—repairing some of the social fragmentation caused by social media—by enabling more personalized, intelligent interactions. The future, he argues, belongs to those who build with authenticity, leverage AI as a creative partner, and focus on lasting customer relationships.