Notion co-founder on malleable software, monetizing agentic work, reinvention, more | Akshay Kothari

In this episode of Second Acts, Krish is joined by Akshay Kothari, co-founder at Notion.
Akshay shares notes on: The founding insight behind his first startup, Pulse (acq. by LinkedIn in 2013) and how that led him to Notion, the now-storied Kyoto reset that transformed a flailing, early version of the product, how the idea of building “malleable software” can be traced back to the origins of modern computing, what’s informing Notion’s agent-native second act and its multi-layered moat, learning to price work/intelligence over seats/platforms, how Notion's Custom Agents made usage-based…