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(Previously The Mind Field Pod)
What’s the point in success if you can’t enjoy it?
Contrary to popular belief, business growth doesn’t have to come at the sacrifice of personal growth.
This show enables conscious entrepreneurs to become the masters of their minds so they can create massive impact with ease, enjoy the journey, and avoid burnout.
You’ll discover:
-How to overcome mental blocks and create a mindset that allows you to achieve everything you want in life & business
-Practical ways to go from feeling stressed & overwhelmed, to clear, focused, and at ease, so you can actually enjoy the journey of entrepreneurship
-How to turn challenges into massive opportunities for growth & success in your business
Before I (your host - Alexi) launched this podcast, I was a founder running multiple businesses and whilst everything looked great on the outside, I was struggling on the inside. Failures felt deeply personal, no success felt good enough, and I was burning the candle at both ends but I just couldn’t see another way. Then I met my coach, ventured into podcasting, started learning about the power of the mind, doing more of what I love, and ultimately, having a greater impact in the process. I now spend my time hosting founder retreats, and coaching founders through their business and personal growth journeys, allowing them to overcome mental blocks to achieve the impact they’ve always wanted.
We’ll be releasing new episodes weekly, which will consist of conversations (1 hr) with conscious entrepreneurs & founder experts where we delve into growth mindsets, high performance and leadership. We also have a ‘crazy founder stories’ segment (10 mins) where entrepreneurs share their most shocking experiences so that fellow founders don't feel alone in their struggles. Together, we'll laugh at the inevitable quirks and mishaps of our entrepreneurial journeys, reminding ourselves that even the craziest moments have valuable lessons to teach.
If you’re new here, I recommend starting with:
#49 - 10 Causes of Co-Founder Conflict, How to Communicate Effectively as a Leader & Create High Performance in Startup Teams
#37 - Harry Stebbings on Living with an Eating Disorder: How to Deal with Rejection, Insecurities & Uncertainties Whilst Building a #1 Investment Podcast & Venture Fund (20VC) worth $140M
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What is a growth mindset and how do you cultivate one to benefit you and your business?Entrepreneurs face the constant challenge of maintaining performance and resilience amidst the inevitable highs and lows of business ownership, and a growth mindset is key to navigating this successfully.In this episode, you’ll discover:How to cultivate a growth mindset and leverage it to fuel your entrepreneurial journeyHow to effectively hire the best talent for your startup, and why you should hire young peopleThe profound connection between personal wellness and business success, and how to nurture both for optimal performance and resilienceListen now to gain exclusive insights and practical tips from an experienced entrepreneur on how to maintain performance and resilience in the face of adversity.WHERE TO FIND NICK:LinkedIn - Nick Steiert- - -Click here for more ways to become a master of your mind. This podcast for founders delves into topics such as high performance in entrepreneurship, burnout, effective communication, resilience, anxiety, and productivity, offering insights on overcoming challenges, achieving success, creating massive impact, and cultivating a resilient mindset in an overwhelming world.
Shifting from advice-giving to connection-building and embracing the power of asking for help can unlock new possibilities and help founders achieve greater fulfilment in their work.In this episode, you’ll discover:Why you should NOT give people advice & what you should do insteadPractical strategies for deepening relationships and cultivating meaningful connectionsThe power of coaching and how open-ended questions can foster a growth mindsetWhy asking for help is THE most powerful thing entrepreneurs can doReady to revolutionise your approach to entrepreneurship? Listen in to discover how reframing advice-giving, prioritising meaningful connections, and seeking help can lead to unparalleled success and fulfilment.WHERE TO FIND AJ:LinkedIn - AJ-Connections- - -Click here for more ways to become a master of your mind. This podcast for founders delves into topics such as high performance in entrepreneurship, burnout, effective communication, resilience, anxiety, and productivity, offering insights on overcoming challenges, achieving success, creating massive impact, and cultivating a resilient mindset in an overwhelming world.
After battling lawsuits and corporate giants to protect his brand identity, Jamie recounts the challenges and lessons learned from being forced to rebrand his business not once, not twice, but three timesJamie Beaumont is the Founder of Playter - A VC Backed FinTech Alternative Lender. Jamie has funded over 3,000 UK businesses, and raised over $60m in equity and debt funding. He is also a 40u40 winner, and has led his current business to over £4m in revenue in just 18 months.This short segment is for entrepreneurs to share their most shocking experiences so that fellow founders don't feel so alone in their struggles. Together, we'll laugh at the inevitable quirks and mishaps of our entrepreneurial journeys, reminding ourselves that even the craziest moments have valuable lessons to teach.- - -Click here for more ways to become a master of your mind. This podcast for founders delves into topics such as high performance in entrepreneurship, burnout, effective communication, resilience, anxiety, and productivity, offering insights on overcoming challenges, achieving success, creating massive impact, and cultivating a resilient mindset in an overwhelming world.
Is stress good or bad for you? What stress is good? How should we balance stress and recovery?As entrepreneurs, we often pride ourselves on our ability to handle stress and juggle multiple tasks at once. But are we actually managing stress effectively?In this episode, you’ll discover:What % of your day should be spent in a state of Stress vs RecoveryWhy working out doesn’t reduce your stress, but instead, primes your body to regulate stress with more resilienceWhy you might not be feeling as stressed as you actually are because your baseline IS high stressListen now to learn & incorporate the most effective short, medium, and long-term interventions for regulating stress as a founder.WHERE TO FIND MICHAEL:LinkedIn - Michael Adu- - -Click here for more ways to become a master of your mind. This podcast for founders delves into topics such as high performance in entrepreneurship, burnout, effective communication, resilience, anxiety, and productivity, offering insights on overcoming challenges, achieving success, creating massive impact, and cultivating a resilient mindset in an overwhelming world.
From advisor agreements gone wrong to million-pound lawsuits, Jamie shares how he fought tooth and nail against his advisor's attempt to hijack his business. Jamie Beaumont is the Founder of Playter - A VC Backed FinTech Alternative Lender. Jamie has funded over 3,000 UK businesses, and raised over $60m in equity and debt funding. He is also a 40u40 winner, and has led his current business to over £4m in revenue in just 18 months.This segment is for entrepreneurs to share their most shocking experiences so that fellow founders don't feel alone in their struggles. Together, we'll laugh at the inevitable quirks and mishaps of our entrepreneurial journeys, reminding ourselves that even the craziest moments have valuable lessons to teach.- - -Click here for more ways to become a master of your mind. This podcast for founders delves into topics such as high performance in entrepreneurship, burnout, effective communication, resilience, anxiety, and productivity, offering insights on overcoming challenges, achieving success, creating massive impact, and cultivating a resilient mindset in an overwhelming world.
Is your mindset your greatest ally or your most formidable foe?This episode dives into how our thoughts and attitudes shape our realities, the importance of cultivating resilience, and the art of effective communication.You'll discover:Why checking your phone first thing in the morning is as bad for your health and productivity as having a cheeseburger for breakfastWhy changing habits regularly is a non-negotiable to achieve optimal performanceWhy “move fast and break things” is the worst approach when striving to become a great entrepreneurTune in now to start harnessing the power of your mindset to create the life you desire.WHERE TO FIND ANTONY:LinkedIn - Antony ThompsonArticles - TechCrunch | The Times- - -Click here for more ways to become a master of your mind. This podcast for founders delves into topics such as high performance in entrepreneurship, burnout, effective communication, resilience, anxiety, and productivity, offering insights on overcoming challenges, achieving success, creating massive impact, and cultivating a resilient mindset in an overwhelming world.
KEY TOPICS OF DISCUSSION:Trial-and-error is needed to refine the systems we have in our livesWhy “back-to-back” culture is not for everyoneAlex’s breakdown turned breakthrough that led him to becoming a coachWhy you shouldn’t base your business on how you feelThe power of thinking - is what we think what we feel?Surrendering to life is essentialWhy do we get so caught up in our emotions?Why do we label some emotions as good/bad?Emotions as energy passing through us - and we must see it like thisAre humans just meaning making machines?Ordinary actions create extraordinary resultsMessages Alex would like to impart to the worldAlex Manzi is a human being first and foremost. Having been depressed for 8 years, Alex had a breakdown/breakthrough 10 years ago which paved the way for him to embark on a journey of self development, spirituality and rebuilding his life from the inside. Having seen how much his life turned around, Alex felt inspired to start his podcast ‘In The Moment with Alex Manzi’ to share his story and learnings as well as hearing the journey of the inspirational creatives, artists, musicians and entrepreneurs he was surrounded by. Alex’s journey has led him to become a full-time professional life coach who is dedicated to helping others reconnect to their inner wisdom, clarity and peace so that each person he works with can begin rebuilding their life from the inside-out.WHERE TO FIND ALEX:Instagram - @iamalexmanzi- - -Click here for more ways to become a master of your mind. This podcast for founders delves into topics such as high performance in entrepreneurship, burnout, effective communication, resilience, anxiety, and productivity, offering insights on overcoming challenges, achieving success, creating massive impact, and cultivating a resilient mindset in an overwhelming world.
KEY TOPICS OF DISCUSSION:Self-Awareness vs PresenceAre founders more reluctant to work on their weaknesses?Why Matt calls himself a coach rather than a clinical psychologist3 communication styles we have in businessGetting to the root of co-founder/team conflict is uncomfortable but necessary10 core causes of co-founder conflictMatt’s advice on going into business with someone you already have a relationship withPower over vs Power toKnowing personality types in business can be incredibly beneficialShould one founder hold all the power?Dr. Matthew Jones is a co-founder coach and licensed psychologist who has spent the last five years coaching startup co-founders to improve their communication, teamwork, and decision-making. He is trusted by companies backed by the biggest names in Silicon Valley, including Y Combinator, Sequoia, Andreessen Horowitz, Google Ventures, Tiger Global Management, Techstars, Village Global, and more. What Matt introduces can be used across all work and personal relationships, not just co-founders. This may be the longest podcast Alexi has ever recorded, and for good reason.WHERE TO FIND MATT:LinkedIn - Dr. Matthew JonesFree eBook DownloadResource Mentioned in Pod- - -Click here for more ways to become a master of your mind. This podcast for founders delves into topics such as high performance in entrepreneurship, burnout, effective communication, resilience, anxiety, and productivity, offering insights on overcoming challenges, achieving success, creating massive impact, and cultivating a resilient mindset in an overwhelming world.
KEY TOPICS OF DISCUSSION:Pressures of medical schoolExperiencing first panic attacksTools to help manage anxiety & depressionInnate Health & Resilience TrainingIntrusive thoughts are normalAdult teddy bears80/20 mindsetHaving adaptability with our routines is keyDoctorpreneur - Being a doctor and an entrepreneurWhy being specific is key to enacting changeDr Ally Jaffee is a multi-award winning NHS Junior Doctor, Nutritank Co-founder, Healthcare Innovator & Mental Health Campaigner. Ally is a keen entrepreneur and holds a place on the prestigious NHS Clinical Entrepreneurship Programme. She is the co-founder of Nutritank, a platform which educates Healthcare Professionals & Students in Nutrition & Lifestyle Medicine. Ally is extremely passionate about Mental Health and its intersecting fields - particularly The Arts & Nutrition. In the long-term, Ally hopes to pursue a career in Psychiatry and work with young people and dabble in TV, writing, poetry and policy- change. WHERE TO FIND ALLY:LinkedIn - Dr. Ally JaffeeNutritankAlly believes strongly in authenticity and openness and shares her own Mental Health struggles online, and hopes to normalise the conversation around Doctor’s Mental Health.- - -Click here for more ways to become a master of your mind. This podcast for founders delves into topics such as high performance in entrepreneurship, burnout, effective communication, resilience, anxiety, and productivity, offering insights on overcoming challenges, achieving success, creating massive impact, and cultivating a resilient mindset in an overwhelming world.
KEY TOPICS OF DISCUSSION:Why talk therapy isn’t effective for everyoneIs the word “trauma” overused in our society?Why Richard disagrees with Gabor Mate on traumaThe difference between anxiety and just being a bit uncomfortableHow Conscious Connected Breathwork helped resolve Richard’s addiction & traumaWhy people misuse the word “significance” in researchCauses of ADHDBio-hacking, qEEG & supplementsEffects of EMF (wifi, bluetooth, airpods etc)Narcissism - and how psilocybin can helpAyahuasca - how to go about it in a safe way and people who should steer clear of itEthics & integrity in the wellness/coaching industryRichard wears many hats, including being a certified breathwork instructor, a nutritionist, a bio-hacker, a holistic counsellor, and a PhD psychology researcher. In his PhD, Richard is conducting a trial to help progress the use of breathwork and entheogens (psychoactives) as a treatment for mental illness and is currently running talks & workshops educating people on the latest wellness research. Richard's writings have also garnered significant attention, including his article on 'Ayahuasca & Narcissism: Can plant medicine cure the most incurable personality disorder?' with nearly 4,000 views on Medium. He's also explored the intriguing realm of conspirituality in an article published in ‘Unedited Magazine' (links below).WHERE TO FIND RICHARD:Instagram - @thebreathgeek“Narcissism & Ayahuasca” Article - https://richard-l-blake.medium.com/narcissism-and-ayahuasca-can-plant-medicines-cure-the-most-uncurable-personality-disorder-748f2799e58a- - -Click here for more ways to become a master of your mind. This podcast for founders delves into topics such as high performance in entrepreneurship, burnout, effective communication, resilience, anxiety, and productivity, offering insights on overcoming challenges, achieving success, creating massive impact, and cultivating a resilient mindset in an overwhelming world.
In this special episode, Charlotte and I delve into the heart of NUMA - why we created it, what sets it apart from other retreats, and some key learnings & insights we’ve encountered.We discuss what guests can expect to do at NUMA, and why we chose to have certain practices over others. We also expand on what guests can expect to get out of the weekend, and how NUMA can be a catalyst for transformation and growth on health & performance - both during the retreat and long after.WHAT IS NUMA?NUMA is a wellness retreat taking place at a beautiful glamping site in Hertfordshire (not far from London) from 15th-17th September 2023. Immersed in nature, we will learn how to get the most out of powerful tools & practices like breathwork, ice baths, qigong, and mindfulness - as well as having plenty of downtime to relax, recharge and digitally detox. NUMA is in essence a weekend to reconnect with yourself, discover more of what you want, and cultivate how to get it. It is a great opportunity to ponder big personal and business decisions after a busy summer. Whether you're seeking to escape the daily grind, reignite your passion, try new things, or simply explore a new path, NUMA has something for everyone.LEARN MORE ABOUT NUMA:NUMA WebsiteInstagram - @numaretreats- - -Click here for more ways to become a master of your mind. This podcast for founders delves into topics such as high performance in entrepreneurship, burnout, effective communication, resilience, anxiety, and productivity, offering insights on overcoming challenges, achieving success, creating massive impact, and cultivating a resilient mindset in an overwhelming world.
KEY TOPICS OF DISCUSSION:How Unplugged startedHector & Alexi’s transformative experiences on silent retreats Why awareness & mindset shifts are key to foundershipThe 2 reasons why we retreatWhy Alexi founded NUMA (wellness retreat)Why it’s important to accept and allow our routines to changeHaving compassion towards ourselves if we don’t stay “on track”Starting a business: focus on what you’re trying to do rather than what you want to beWhat brings Hector & Alexi true joyWhat’s next for UnpluggedHector is the co-founder of Unplugged, a startup on a mission to help people live happier lives by providing digital detoxes at beautiful off-grid cabins. The idea came about when Hector burnt out from working as an executive at a tech startup. This led him to a silent retreat in the Himalayas in September 2019. He came back feeling renewed and a week later he quit his job to start Unplugged with Ben, an old friend from the tech startup. Today Unplugged has 16 cabins across the UK with big plans for further expansion.WHERE TO FIND HECTOR:LinkedIn - Hector HughesUnplugged Cabins- - -Click here for more ways to become a master of your mind. This podcast for founders delves into topics such as high performance in entrepreneurship, burnout, effective communication, resilience, anxiety, and productivity, offering insights on overcoming challenges, achieving success, creating massive impact, and cultivating a resilient mindset in an overwhelming world.
KEY TOPICS OF DISCUSSION:Mike & Alexi’s lowest points as foundersWhy low moments can be the biggest catalysts for changeCreating startups within the startup - encouraging your staff to learnIs salary transparency important for company culture?Why founders find it so hard to tell the truthRuinous empathy - why being too empathetic can be detrimental to your staffArtificial urgency - why founders always feel a sense of urgencyImposter syndrome - needing validation as a founderWhy Mike believes everything you acquire is a problemMike Buonaiuto is a philanthropic business leader and performance coach, who founded, scaled and exited Shape History, the award-winning social impact agency. He's currently a senior advisor; helping companies nurture their people, navigate growth and negotiate pivotal moments of transformation. He is also the recent author of Founder Therapy: 50 Lessons To Start, Scale & Sell Without Wounding Our Wellbeing, published June 2023. His TEDx talk, ‘No wonder people are quitting - business must do better’ was selected and featured by TED’s Editor picks. WHERE TO FIND MIKE:LinkedIn - Mike Buonaiuto- - -Click here for more ways to become a master of your mind. This podcast for founders delves into topics such as high performance in entrepreneurship, burnout, effective communication, resilience, anxiety, and productivity, offering insights on overcoming challenges, achieving success, creating massive impact, and cultivating a resilient mindset in an overwhelming world.
KEY TOPICS OF DISCUSSION:The freelance revolutionKarl’s experience with burnout & learning to spot early signsWhy jumping in the deep end is the best way to overcome major fearsWork smarter not harderWhy delegation and prioritisation is key to becoming a successful founderKarl’s view on hierarchies in businessesKarl’s top piece of advice for foundersKarl Swanepoel is the CEO & Founder of Revolancer, a platform that aims to help independent professionals and freelancers barter skills to build their service businesses. Shortly after graduating with a degree in Artificial Intelligence and Robotics, he secured pre-seed funding from London-based Venture Capital firm SFC Capital for Revolancer. This propelled the fledgling dorm-room project into a multi-million dollar tech startup. Since then, he has successfully raised over $700,000 in funding, including investments from renowned angel investors like sporting legend Bob Skinstad and grants from industry giants Google and Amazon.WHERE TO FIND KARL:LinkedIn - Karl Swanepoel- - -Click here for more ways to become a master of your mind. This podcast for founders delves into topics such as high performance in entrepreneurship, burnout, effective communication, resilience, anxiety, and productivity, offering insights on overcoming challenges, achieving success, creating massive impact, and cultivating a resilient mindset in an overwhelming world.
KEY TOPICS OF DISCUSSION: Why some struggle more than others in their work lifeFreedom = PressureThe four existential givens of lifeHow death can help you live more consciouslyThe benefits of zooming in & zooming out What is awe & why it is so powerfulHow to cultivate more awe in your lifeThe 8 wonders of everyday lifeLauren is a multi-passionate psychologist-in-training. She holds a master's in organisational and social psychology, as well as a bachelor's in psychology and behavioural science. She is currently in the process of getting her doctorate in clinical psychology. Lauren is one of my best and wisest friends, someone I’ve learnt so much from. Not only through the way she acts and shows up in life, but also through her never-ending wisdom and fascination with psychology (both new and old). Lauren brings academic insights from psychology and neuroscience to the working world by acting as a 1:1 adviser, offering evidence-based workshops to groups, and collaborating with leaders to design new strategies and interventions that promote optimal mental health at work.WHERE TO FIND LAUREN:For consulting inquiries, reach out to Lauren on LinkedIn - - -Click here for more ways to become a master of your mind. This podcast for founders delves into topics such as high performance in entrepreneurship, burnout, effective communication, resilience, anxiety, and productivity, offering insights on overcoming challenges, achieving success, creating massive impact, and cultivating a resilient mindset in an overwhelming world.
This is a very special episode with my good friend Ed, who I have known for 15 years. This conversation is different to most and some may find it difficult to listen to. But that's what makes it such an important episode for myself, Ed, his close friends and family, and those who may have been affected by something similar.Ed was sexually abused at the age of 13 at boarding school. He kept this a secret until two years ago (now age 29), when he finally felt compelled to seek support from family and friends. Partly due to his internal suffering, but also due to the knock on effects it was having in his life and those close to him. From abusing substances to racking up gambling debts and self harm.Since opening up, Ed has been able to better understand the psychological toll that stemmed from this traumatic event and how it has affected many areas of his life. He also shares what he's learnt, particularly since opening up and engaging in various forms of therapy.Sexual abuse is rarely talked about - almost unheard of in a public forum. But Ed felt he needed to do something to help other victims and raise awareness about an issue that is more prevalent in society than we think.How many children are sexually abused? The NCPCC published a child sexual abuse statistics briefing in March 2021. Research with 2,275 young people aged 11-17 about their experience of sexual abuse suggested around 1 in 20 children in the UK have been sexually abused. That is a crazy statistic that I could not believe. And it is thought to be even more for various reasons.I could not be more proud of Ed for having this conversation - and I know I’m not the only one. He did not have to open up, but he wanted to. For that one person this may help, and I know it will help many more. So here's to one of the kindest and bravest people I know.Please do send over any feedback to hello@theconsciousfounder.co.uk and I will pass on any messages to Ed.- - -Click here for more ways to become a master of your mind. This podcast for founders delves into topics such as high performance in entrepreneurship, burnout, effective communication, resilience, anxiety, and productivity, offering insights on overcoming challenges, achieving success, creating massive impact, and cultivating a resilient mindset in an overwhelming world.
KEY TOPICS OF DISCUSSION:Following intuitionSeeing trauma as a giftWhy discomfort in our lives is keyExperiencing ecstasy moments during hardshipWhy eating high-quality food is so importantWhy we spend money on things we can’t directly measureSocial media consumption vs. real world consumptionRyan is a founder, living as a digital nomad, with a passion for adventure and exploration. He is the Co-Founder of Altbe, which helps HR Directors understand the current and future generations of their workforce. Having lived in 10 different countries, Ryan has learned about the way the world operates through many different lenses. Ryan shares lessons from his adventures, and shows how well travelled perspectives bring solutions to the current issues within learning and engagement in the corporate world.WHERE TO FIND RYAN:LinkedIn - Ryan Roberts- - -Click here for more ways to become a master of your mind. This podcast for founders delves into topics such as high performance in entrepreneurship, burnout, effective communication, resilience, anxiety, and productivity, offering insights on overcoming challenges, achieving success, creating massive impact, and cultivating a resilient mindset in an overwhelming world.
KEY TOPICS OF DISCUSSION:Defining moments in Anthony’s lifeAccountability vs GuiltLetting go as a founderSetting yourself up to achieve what you really wantHabit buildingChanging your relationship with deathMaking superficial conversations more meaningfulSimple habits to help navigate tough timesAnthony is the CEO & Co-Founder of Stashbee and Founder Jumpstart. For years Anthony dreamt of becoming a founder. That led him to business school, then Corporate Life. He wanted to learn enough to feel "ready" to build his own company. He never reached "ready". He got stuck. Fears, limiting beliefs and practical barriers kept him there. Eventually, he ripped himself away and co-founded a company called Stashbee, now Europe’s leading marketplace for storage & parking. Founder life gave him the chance to build, learn, and lead every day. It’s also been an incredibly tough path to walk. He built Founder Jumpstart to share the tools and methods he learnt the hard way - so others don’t have to.WHERE TO FIND ANTHONY:LinkedIn - Anthony Paine- - -Click here for more ways to become a master of your mind. This podcast for founders delves into topics such as high performance in entrepreneurship, burnout, effective communication, resilience, anxiety, and productivity, offering insights on overcoming challenges, achieving success, creating massive impact, and cultivating a resilient mindset in an overwhelming world.
KEY TOPICS OF DISCUSSION:Digital nomad lifeHappiness doesn’t come from moneyLiving a remarkable lifeWhat makes a good leader?Being vulnerableHow to get the most out of social mediaBeing a founder is lonelyHow to stay connected when working in a fully remote companyRemote companies save money, but Matteo doesn’t see it as “saved money”Founders: ask yourself why you are doing what you are doing.Matteo is an entrepreneur, breakdancer, musician, and documentary maker. Matteo left his psychology degree behind to pursue his passion for the arts, including breakdancing and performing on Broadway. Later, he co-founded a natural cosmetics company and an e-commerce accelerator before realizing that the market was missing a no-code e-commerce platform that lets users control the customer journey visually. He proceeded to co-found Popup, a no-code eCommerce platform, seven direct-to-consumer brands, and an NGO/DAO. His mission in life is to help others while doing good, and he does this by supporting independent volunteers through DIDO and founding Anonhim, an anonymous community for male founders.WHERE TO FIND MATTEO:LinkedIn - Matteo Grassi- - -Click here for more ways to become a master of your mind. This podcast for founders delves into topics such as high performance in entrepreneurship, burnout, effective communication, resilience, anxiety, and productivity, offering insights on overcoming challenges, achieving success, creating massive impact, and cultivating a resilient mindset in an overwhelming world.
KEY TOPICS OF DISCUSSION:How he started the podcast and what he owes his success to?Is there a work / life balance?The line - where and when to be vulnerableLiving with bulimia / eating disorders & how to address itWhat is human happiness?How to inspire a team and create a clear visionWhat keeps Harry motivated and his ‘why’How to think about mental health in the workplace & investment worldHow to face rejection, insecurities and uncertaintiesWhat is it that keeps him going when he feels like he’s at his lowest?Today’s guest is Harry Stebbings, Founder of The Twenty Minute VC podcast which has 120 million downloads to date. Harry started his podcast with zero contacts in VC, all from his bedroom at 18 years old. At 22 years old, Harry was the youngest to make the list on the Forbes Finance 30 Under 30 in Europe. At 24 years old, Harry went on to successfully raise his own venture fund 20VC worth $140M.For all the podcasts he’s hosted, Harry has been a guest on very few, and never one quite like this. This is not one to miss, Harry doesn’t hold back.WHERE TO FIND HARRY:LinkedIn - Harry StebbingsX - @harrystebbings - - -Click here for more ways to become a master of your mind. This podcast for founders delves into topics such as high performance in entrepreneurship, burnout, effective communication, resilience, anxiety, and productivity, offering insights on overcoming challenges, achieving success, creating massive impact, and cultivating a resilient mindset in an overwhelming world.
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