The Good Luck Club
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Hey internet, I'm Simon Squibb, your host at the Good Luck Club.
I believe luck is an ingredient that's necessary for a successful life!
Whatever you're starting, building, or shipping...
I'm here to tell you that WITHOUT LUCK YOU'RE NOT GONNA MAKE IT.
I've been testing my luck as an entrepreneur since I was 15, I've had plenty of failures and successes,
and I'm fascinated by things that I couldn't control. The moments that made my career, and the ones that threatened to end it.
In each episode I'll invite a guest to share their stories about luck; the good and the bad,
and together we'll test my theory about Luck's role.
I believe luck is an ingredient that's necessary for a successful life!
Whatever you're starting, building, or shipping...
I'm here to tell you that WITHOUT LUCK YOU'RE NOT GONNA MAKE IT.
I've been testing my luck as an entrepreneur since I was 15, I've had plenty of failures and successes,
and I'm fascinated by things that I couldn't control. The moments that made my career, and the ones that threatened to end it.
In each episode I'll invite a guest to share their stories about luck; the good and the bad,
and together we'll test my theory about Luck's role.
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Starting a business ain't easy, being a sole founder is even harder
Podcast hosted by Simon Squibb. Guest this week is Ben Poole, Founder of The Health Kitchen
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Welcome to episode 11 of The Good Luck Club Podcast!
My next POD guest is entrepreneur Ben Poole. Father, trainer & cookie king!
He shares his real life story with me about building The Health Kitchen - the lows and sugar highs!
Welcome to episode 10 of The Good Luck Club. My guest this week is Keshia Hannam. Keshia is a former journalist and now performance-speaker, the co-founder of women’s movement Camel Assembly, a global collective of activists and artists, and a storyteller with media company Dear World,
Keshia has spoken for The New York Times, Fortune 500 companies like Marriott and Macy’s, and last year at The United Nations. She has contributed regularly to National Geographic, Fortune, Forbes, & CNN amongst others, and delivers performance-based keynotes to universities, conferences and art-based events all over the country and world.
Welcome to episode 10 of The Good Luck Club. My guest this week is Keshia Hannam. Keshia is a former journalist and now performance-speaker, the co-founder of women’s movement Camel Assembly, a global collective of activists and artists, and a storyteller with media company Dear World,
Keshia has spoken for The New York Times, Fortune 500 companies like Marriott and Macy’s, and last year at The United Nations. She has contributed regularly to National Geographic, Fortune, Forbes, & CNN amongst others, and delivers performance-based keynotes to universities, conferences and art-based events all over the country and world.
This week we interview Jordan Schlipf.
Jordan is a serial tech entrepreneur, venture capital investor and an expert Lean Startup trainer.
Today, he is Founder & CEO of the Rainmaking Venture Studio, where he partners with large corporations to de-risk the process of creating new businesses.
This week we interview Patrick Lee - Entrepreneur, Co-founder and former CEO of Rotten Tomatoes - Episode 8 - The Good Luck Club.
Patrick Lee is a serial entrepreneur, He is an advisor to a number of startups including Casetify, ChargeSPOT, Instaread, Kiwi Campus, Oishii, WePloy, and Zeuss Technologies; and a mentor at a number of organizations including SOSV, Berkeley SkyDeck, Blue Startups, and Founder Institute. Patrick holds a BA in Cognitive Science from the University of California at Berkeley.
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