Shaan Puri (@ShaanVP) hosts the pod today with guests Ben Gilbert (@gilbert) and David Rosenthal (djrosent) from the Aquired podcast (@acquiredfm). In today’s episode you’ll hear: Shaan asks Ben and David to give some background on themselves and the Acquired podcast (0:30), Shaan gives four personalities that every company needs to succeed (11:00), the Acquired guys pitch an idea for an Airbnb that says whether or not the location has wifi (18:00), the Acquired guys talk about making your own stock index (29:10), Shaan talks about putting solar panels into space and beaming energy back down to earth (39:00), the guys talk about different ways to mitigate tax liability (48:10), the Acquired guys asks Shaan to tell the story of Bebo (62:10). This episode is presented by Tempo! Check them out at tempo.fit and use code "TempoHustle" for $100 off. Have you joined our private FB group yet? It's a page where people share each others million dollar ideas or what they're already working on: https://www.facebook.com/groups/ourfirstmillion. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
The podcast hosts discuss a tool that enhances productivity by automating repetitive tasks, managing contact information and data, and facilitating team collaboration. The hosts express their confidence in the efficiency and versatility of the tool.
From big flashy companies to rural Iowa drone light shows, there are many ways to be successful on the Internet.
The speaker discusses evaluating half-baked ideas with Sean and how successful individuals go to Burning Man or Marti Gras to let their hair down and discuss such ideas.
Building effective communication and having administrative support is crucial for the success of a business venture, as without it, even the most promising idea can fail.
The hosts discuss strategies for coming up with successful startup ideas, including the importance of timing and creating a path for accomplishing the idea.
With the increasing dependence on Wi-Fi, the need for better Wi-Fi outside homes and offices is becoming a necessity. Hip Camp, an outdoor accommodations provider, is exploring ways to bring high-speed internet to its campsites to cater to the needs of customers.
The emergence of SPACs has created a new way for startups to go public, and we can expect to see more and more series C or later startups going public through this mechanism. However, betting on SPACs as a whole may not be the best investment strategy since they trade around ten dollars a share, which is effectively the amount of cash they have in the bank.
The speaker discusses investing through apps and the rise of SPAC newsletter. They also highlight the importance of branding in the finance industry.
The lack of a solid funding structure has been a major obstacle for the spread and implementation of clean technology, which presents a major problem as natural disasters and fires caused by climate change continue to wreak havoc. However, some have suggested solutions such as placing solar panels in space and beaming the energy to Earth.
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Bebo was a popular social networking site in certain markets like Europe and New Zealand, however, after its acquisition by AOL, it was later written off as a tax write-off.
Michael Birch, the original founder of Bebo, shares his experience of starting the social network and the reasons for its eventual decline. He also discusses his current work creating an eco-friendly private club in California.
Tony Robbins leads live workshops for callers to receive help with their problems while others use the platform as a room to chill in like a live audience for Google Hangouts or Zoom.
In this episode, the guest talks about how she discovered her deal doulas, who helped her navigate through the process of selling her company. She shares her experiences and provides tips for entrepreneurs on how to position their story and connect with potential buyers on a personal level.
The speaker shares their experience with selling their company while highlighting the importance of focusing on the bot use case and not getting distracted with new ideas.