There's a lot of you out there and we (showrunners Shaan Puri - @ShaanVP & Ishan Haque - @IshanHaq) wanna spend some time chatting to you and answer some of your questions about the pod, your hustle and any other random Q's your dying to ask. Should we make this a weekly thing? Let us know your feedback and questions to be answered in next weeks potential episode through messaging us on Twitter, LinkedIn, Instagram or even Facebook. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
In this episode, the hosts answer questions from listeners who sent in their queries via DMs or emails. They also share how listeners can submit their own questions.
The key to attracting like-minded people is leveraging unique venues and traits of a city, as demonstrated by the success of a conference that chartered a jet to bring together top speakers. Cities can stimulate innovation by exploring partnerships with local organizations and by targeting events like conferences to attract attention.
The division of equity between co-founders should be determined by the value and effort each individual brings to the company, and investors may have concerns if the split is not equal.
This episode discusses how owning equity in a business can lead to financial freedom and value in a shorter time period compared to a high paying job.
Going from no million to 1 million is a lot more valuable than going from one to two.
The importance of self-belief and feeling a certain way on any given day in achieving success is discussed in this podcast. The speaker highlights the common trait amongst successful people that is self-assurance and belief in oneself.
The podcast discusses the impressive tutorial experience when setting up a virtual reality headset that involves responsive action and make you feel like you’re in a new world.
The hosts of the podcast experiment with a Q&A episode and encourage listeners to provide feedback on whether or not they should continue doing them in the future.