Larry Kaul created a more flexible way to be self-employed.

Since his teenage years, he explored every possible business model, driven by a relentless desire to make a living on his own terms—doing what he wanted, with no boss.

Larry spent years running entrepreneur experiments across industries to uncover what actually works. This journey led him to found the Entrepreneur Experience Corporation, the Red Pill Pathway mentoring systems, and OppGen, a sales outsourcing company.

He has sold agency services to corporations, insurance to small business owners, and marketing software products. During the pandemic, Larry became a content creator, social media expert, and mastered online marketing models. His latest venture, Solopreneur, Inc., serves as a test laboratory for entrepreneurial innovation.

Larry’s expertise lies in business development, entrepreneur structures, forming communities, brand and marketing strategy, and transmuting pain into purpose-realized vision. His mission is to support those who want to thrive outside society’s hierarchical systems.

Self-taught but globally educated, Larry studied in Chicago, Washington DC, and Paris, earning a diploma from The George Washington University—though his real degree came from networking with interesting people, engaging in Alcoholics Anonymous groups across Highland Park, Georgetown, and Paris, and applying universal wisdom to create Flexible Founder Mode and Experience-Sharing.

His history includes leaping into the emerging marketing data analytics industry, finding business applications for emerging technology, and building the leading distribution company in the children’s clothing industry.

Beyond business, Larry has decades of experience racing sailboats and practicing energy-based martial arts. He designed a lifestyle company that grants him the freedom to pursue interests beyond work.

Larry has been happily married for twenty years and lives in Skokie/Evanston, where the future of the United States is being shaped by heart-centered people committed to public education, connected communities, local retail, and putting family first.