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Most founders add layers to gain control. Reed Hastings built an empire by removing them. This episode unpacks No Rules Rules—the leadership playbook behind Netflix's rise from a DVD mail service to a global entertainment powerhouse. Co-authored by founder Reed Hastings and INSEAD professor Erin Meyer, the book reveals how to scale not through policy, but through trust, talent density, and extreme transparency. But this isn't just about Netflix. It's about you—if you're building or investing in companies between Series A and IPO, where culture either compounds performance or quietly kills it. I walk you through 7 operational principles that deep-tech teams can apply now—lessons forged in crisis, growth, and reinvention. You'll learn how to sunshine mistakes, pay like a pirate, and lead without becoming a bottleneck. Each principle is translated into coaching prompts, ready to implement this week. Key Takeaways: Culture Outruns Capital: Don't optimize the engine—reinvent the vehicle.Pro Team > Family: Loyalty is earned through excellence, not tenure.Candor Drives Speed: Build feedback loops that fuel progress.Pay Top of Market: Buy peace of mind. Unlock creative flow.Bet Boldly: Seek dissent. Test. Learn. Repeat.Context Beats Control: Share the why. Let them own the how.Transparency = Trust: Open up, even when it's uncomfortable.Timestamps: (00:00) Intro – Why Netflix Scaled Faster by Removing Rules, Not Adding Them (04:30) Who Is Reed Hastings? – From Math Teacher to Global Disruptor (09:13) Book Snapshot – What Makes No Rules Rules a Real Operating System (11:35) Lesson 1: Culture Outruns Capital – How Netflix Survived 4 Disruptions, Blockbuster Didn't Survive One (17:25) Lesson 2: Build a Pro Team, Not a Family – Talent Density Over Loyalty (22:48) Lesson 3: Radical Candor = Speed – The Feedback Model That Fuels Innovation (27:34) Lesson 4: Pay Like a Pirate – Why Netflix Pays Top of Market—No Games, Just Outcomes (32:20) Lesson 5: Bet Bold, Fail Proudly – The 4-Step Innovation Cycle That Keeps Netflix Ahead (39:12) Lesson 6: Lead with Context, Not Control – Scaling Leadership Without Becoming a Bottleneck (43:28) Lesson 7: Transparency Builds Velocity – How Truth-Telling Became Netflix's Superpower (48:15) 7 Key Takeaways – The Culture Playbook Every Growth-Stage Founder Needs (50:15) Personal Reflection – What I Questioned, What I'll Steal, What Gave Me Pause (52:00) Call to Action + What's Next – Support the Show + Tease of the Next Episode Why Listen: Learn how Netflix scaled without micromanagementGet 7 principles that push your org design, talent strategy, and leadership edgeDiscover where you're still playing defense—when your culture should be your offenseUpgrade your leadership thinking with real examples and immediate applicationsFound this useful? Like, share, and follow. Every signal grows the show—and brings in more elite guests ready to share the truths behind high-growth success. Send us a textSupport the showJoin the Podcast Newsletter: Link

 Most cancer drugs fail. Not because the science is wrong—because we're solving the wrong problems.The cost? Over $2 billion per failure. And for the patient waiting on a miracle—there's no second chance.Behind the headlines of “precision medicine,” there's a deeper story nobody's telling. Until now. 

Europe has the science. The talent. The breakthroughs.But when an idea feels too uncertain, our systems shut it down before it has a chance to breathe.And with every safe bet… we quietly lose the next cure, the next Car-T, the next AI that could change everything. 

What if the only way to save the planet... is to cool it? Not figuratively—literally. Because the heatwaves, floods, and fires you've seen so far? They're just the beginning.

What if your business ran like a well-designed machine—one that could evolve, self-correct, and outperform your competition over decades?In this episode, I unpack Principles by Ray Dalio, the billionaire investor and founder of Bridgewater Associates, the world's largest hedge fund. It's not a traditional business book—it's a blueprint for decision-making, culture design, and long-term scaling, rooted in clarity, transparency, and radical self-honesty.This episode is built for venture capitalists, executives, and operators leading at scale—those who are no longer improvising but building enduring systems.You'll hear the 7 most actionable principles Dalio used to scale Bridgewater, reimagined for anyone building the future—from biotech to AI, from global funds to market-leading enterprises.We cover how to engineer feedback cultures, design for evolution, and drive decisions that compound over time. And we tackle the big question: Can you be both a high-performance machine and a human-centered leader?Key Takeaways:Think Like a Machine: Build systems that run without your constant input.Get the People Right: Talent isn't enough—character and growth capacity matter most.Radical Transparency: Trust is built by saying the hard things early and often.Idea Meritocracy: Don't default to consensus. Weight decisions by experience.Shaper Thinking: Zoom out to vision, zoom in to execution—and toggle constantly.Diagnose the Root Cause: Don't waste time solving symptoms.Open-Mindedness as Strategy: Challenge your thinking before reality does.Timestamps:(00:00) Intro: The Principles(02:15) Why This Book Matters If You're Building or Investing in the Future(04:14) Who Is Ray Dalio?(06:21) The Snapshot: What Principles Is Really About (10:05) Build Your Company Like a Machine, Not a Hero's Journey (15:29) Get the People Right (20:40) Radical Truth & Transparency Are Force Multipliers (26:08) Build an Idea Meritocracy (32:26) Shapers Win—They Dream Big, Think Clear, Execute Ruthlessly (37:37) Diagnose Root Causes, Not Symptoms (44:02) Be Radically Open-Minded (50:12) Key Takeaways & Personal ReflectionWhy Listen:Learn how billion-dollar systems are designed and scaledIdentify blind spots in your leadership, org design, or investment thesesEquip yourself with 7 operating principles you can implement this quarterReframe your relationship to truth, conflict, and growthDecide whether to build a machine—or remain the operatorIf these ideas resonate, I strongly recommend reading Principles in full. Or better yet—share this episode with someone you think is ready to level up how they lead and build.Send us a textSupport the showJoin the Podcast Newsletter: Link

What does it take to turn extreme adversity into extraordinary leadership? Suzanne Heywood's life reads like a novel—shipwrecked at seven, isolated at sea for a decade, forging her father's signature to survive, and ultimately earning a place at Oxford through sheer determination. Today, she's a top executive and investor, steering multi-billion-dollar companies with resilience, clarity, and innovation.In this episode, Suzanne shares the defining moments that shaped her, the mindset that helped her thrive in crisis, and the leadership lessons she applies in business today. Whether you're an investor, entrepreneur, or leader, this conversation will leave you inspired and armed with valuable insights:How to stay calm under extreme pressure and make clear decisions.Why resilience isn't about being tough—but about perspective.How diversity fuels innovation and why biases hold companies back.The ‘Critical Friend' approach to leadership and board dynamics.At the heart of it all, Suzanne's journey is a testament to perseverance and purpose. As she says:"You'll learn things from adversity that people with an easier life never will."Timestamps & Topics

ATMPs, gene therapies, and cancer breakthroughs are here—but outdated regulations, high costs, and logistical bottlenecks are blocking access. What needs to change for hospitals to deliver these cures to patients who need them most?

In 2021, biotech IPOs were soaring. Valuations hit record highs. Investors were throwing money at anything that moved.Then… the market crashed. Funding dried up. Growth stalled. Biotech founders and investors were left scrambling.So what really happened? And more importantly—how do you navigate what's next?

What if your greatest asset in business was how you think under pressure?In this episode, I dive into The Venture Mindset by Alex Dang and Ilya Strebulaev, unpacking seven transformative lessons drawn from the world of venture capital and deep-tech entrepreneurship. These principles aren't just for investors—they're a roadmap for anyone navigating uncertainty, from startup founders to corporate innovators.Alex Dang, a veteran innovator, and Ilya Strebulaev, a leading academic in venture capital, combine decades of hands-on experience and rigorous research. Together, they reveal how to embrace risk, think strategically, and build ventures that thrive in chaotic environments.As an entrepreneur and investor, I've found these lessons invaluable. This episode explores how to prepare your mind for contrarian thinking, align incentives for growth, and make bold decisions when it matters most. Whether you're building groundbreaking technology or adapting to a disruptive market, these insights will reshape how you approach challenges.Key Takeaways:This episode covers seven critical lessons, including:1️⃣ Home Runs Matter, Strikeouts Don't: Embrace failure as a stepping stone to transformative success.2️⃣ Prepare Your Mind for Contrarian Thinking: Spot opportunities others miss and thrive in uncertainty.3️⃣ Bet on the Jockey, Not Just the Horse: Prioritize resilient founders over flashy ideas.4️⃣ Double Down or Quit: Make disciplined decisions to invest or cut losses.5️⃣ Get Outside the Four Walls: Source ideas from diverse networks and unexpected places.6️⃣ Make the Pie Bigger: Align incentives to foster collaboration and shared success.7️⃣ Great Things Take Time: Cultivate patience and a long-term vision to achieve exponential impact.While this episode highlights actionable takeaways, The Venture Mindset is packed with even more insights and strategies for anyone looking to excel in unpredictable environments.Timestamps:(00:00) - Introduction: Why This Episode Matters(01:20) - The Book's Relevance for Entrepreneurs and Innovators(02:02) - Author Spotlight: Alex Dang and Ilya Strebulaev(04:15) - Book Overview: A Roadmap for Thriving in Uncertainty(06:56) - Key Takeaway 1: Home Runs Matter, Strikeouts Don't(12:43) - Key Takeaway 2: Prepare Your Mind for Contrarian Thinking(19:07) - Key Takeaway 3: Bet on the Jockey, Not Just the Horse(24:00) - Key Takeaway 4: Double Down or Quit(29:22) - Key Takeaway 5: Get Outside the Four Walls(34:00) - Key Takeaway 6: Make the Pie Bigger(38:53) - Key Takeaway 7: Great Things Take Time(43:55) - Closing Reflections and Final InsightsWhy Listen:Embrace Bold Thinking: Learn how to thrive in uncertainty with strategies from venture capitalists and entrepreneurs.Master Decision-Making: Equip yourself with tools to adapt and act decisively in chaotic environments.Drive Innovation and Growth: Gain insights into fostering collaboration, resilience, and long-term value creation.Practical Application: Reflect on actionable coaching questions tailored to your journey.If these lessons resonate, I encourage you to explore The Venture Mindset in full. It's more than a book—it's your guide to navigating uncharted waters and building a futurSend us a textSupport the showJoin the Podcast Newsletter: Link

What does it take to redefine venture capital while empowering founders to disrupt industries and drive meaningful change? Meet Dan Bowyer, a bold investor from Superseed VC reshaping the game with a no-nonsense approach and a passion for impactful innovation.In this episode, Dan shares his journey from entrepreneur to VC and dives deep into what's wrong with traditional venture capital. He reveals the personality traits that define world-changing founders, the importance of customer obsession, and the stark realities of boardroom dynamics. Dan's candid insights and thought-provoking lessons are as entertaining as they are eye-opening.Whether you're an aspiring founder, an experienced investor, or someone intrigued by the startup world, this conversation will teach you:Why venture capital doesn't work for 99.9% of founders—and what needs to change.The three personality traits that separate great founders from the rest.How misaligned boards and outdated practices can derail even the best startups.At the heart of it all, Dan's passion for connecting people, products, and processes shines through. As he says, “The next wave of commercial activity is about making money and doing good—it's not just about the bottom line anymore.”Curious for more? Listen to the full episode here and dive deeper into Dan's bold vision and unfiltered perspective.Quotes:(3:44) "Most VCs have never worked in a startup, so how can they advise one?" (9:42) "The greatest founders are not just charming—they're determined, disagreeable, and unrelenting in disrupting the status quo." (22:02) "We've moved on from 'don't be a dick' to 'do some good'—and that's how we transform the future."Timestamps(01:37) Bridging the Gap: Why Venture Capital Fails 99% of Founders (03:44) Startup Struggles: The Hard Truths Founders Need to Hear (09:42) Decoding Greatness: Traits of Exceptional Founders (12:58) From Prototype to Profit: Why Customer Obsession Wins (17:01) Boardroom Battles: Misaligned Boards and Startup Success (21:02) A New Era: Making Money While Doing GoodDon't miss this chance to learn from Dan Bowyer's dynamic journey, sharp insights, and inspiring approach to venture capital. Press play, and let's spark some bold ideas together!Send us a textSupport the showJoin the Podcast Newsletter: Link

What makes a year unforgettable? Is it the challenges conquered, the bold ideas pursued, or the connections that shaped us?As 2024 comes to a close, this special episode celebrates the lessons, breakthroughs, and visionary insights that defined the year. Through 9 remarkable stories, hear from leaders, investors, and innovators who are shaping the future.

Our global food systems are at a breaking point. Climate change, geopolitical tensions, and industrial farming are pushing us closer to food insecurity every day. Can we find a way to feed 10 billion people while safeguarding the planet?Marina Schmidt, founder of Red to Green Solutions, reveals groundbreaking ideas that reimagine how we grow, consume, and sustain food for a resilient future.

What does it take to tackle the world's biggest challenge—climate change—while driving profit and innovation? Meet Doerte Hirschberg, a visionary investor reshaping industries with bold ideas and data-driven solutions.In this episode, Doerte takes us on a journey of how her team at Climentum Capital uses measurable CO2 impact as their guiding star. She shares insights into why the future of sustainable industries lies in rethinking systems, embracing new technologies, and focusing on the bigger picture. From transforming dairy into vegan alternatives to unlocking the potential of the hydrogen economy, her lessons are as inspiring as they are actionable.Whether you're an aspiring entrepreneur, an investor, or someone passionate about sustainability, this conversation will teach you:Why CO2 is the most powerful KPI to measure climate impact.How industries like food and transport are being revolutionized with technology like precision fermentation.The secret to avoiding overhyped trends while investing in solutions that truly make a difference.At the heart of it all, Doerte's optimism, strategic mindset, and passion for innovation make this episode a masterclass in balancing ambition with sustainability. As she says, “The world doesn't need more overhyped investments. It needs smarter ones.”Curious for more? Listen to the full episode here and dive deeper into Doerte's remarkable journey. Quotes:(10:40) "We need to feed 7 billion people with less land, less animals, and less CO2—this isn't just a challenge, it's an opportunity to rethink the future of food."(17:26) "Imagine a world where climate change isn't just a problem we talk about, but a challenge we've conquered—with measurable impact and real change."(14:01) "Biases are everywhere—even in venture capital. The industry claims it wants women, yet the system subtly works against them. It's time for that to change."Timestamps(0:00) Can We Balance Profit with Saving the Planet?(1:08) Why CO2 is the Key Metric for Climate Impact(3:07) The Challenges and Opportunities of Climate Tech(8:10) Why LPs Should Invest in Elemental Capital(11:12) The Future of Vegan Cheese with Fermify(14:01) Breaking Biases in Venture Capital(18:46) Vision for a Sustainable Future Don't miss this chance to learn from Doerte Hirschberg's journey, her inspiring vision, and her sharp strategies to reshape the future. Press play, and let's spark some change together!Send us a textSupport the showJoin the Podcast Newsletter: Link

What if your greatest advantage in business was how you think about the future?In this episode, I explore Richer, Wiser, Happier by William Green, unpacking seven actionable lessons inspired by legendary investors like Warren Buffett, Charlie Munger, and Sir John Templeton. These lessons go beyond money—they're about mastering long-term thinking, simplifying complexity, and building resilience to thrive in uncertainty.William Green, a journalist with decades of experience interviewing investing icons, distills their timeless principles into strategies for entrepreneurs, investors, and anyone looking to improve their decision-making.As an entrepreneur and investor, I've applied these lessons to my journey. From the power of focus to managing emotions and embracing change, this episode equips you with tools to sharpen your priorities, think strategically, and navigate today's ever-changing landscape.Key Takeaways:This episode covers seven transformative lessons, including:Say No to Almost Everything: Focus on what truly matters and eliminate distractions.The Willingness to Be Lonely: Step away from the herd to achieve extraordinary gains.Resilience Is the Ultimate Strength: Prepare for downturns and thrive through tough times.Beware of Emotions and Ignorance: Manage emotional reactions and make informed decisions.Think Long-Term and Embrace Change: Play the long game to build lasting success.Simplicity Is Strength: Distill complexity into clarity for impact and growth.Success Is Built on Habits and Incremental Progress: Double down on what works and refine continuously.While this episode highlights actionable takeaways, Richer, Wiser, Happier dives even deeper, offering stories and frameworks that can transform your approach to business and life.Timestamps:00:00 - Introduction: Why This Episode Matters01:14 - The Book's Relevance for Entrepreneurs and Investors02:36 - Author Spotlight: William Green's Unique Perspective03:35 - Book Overview: Lessons Beyond Investing05:17 - Key Takeaway 1: Say No to Almost Everything10:39 - Key Takeaway 2: The Willingness to Be Lonely15:12 - Key Takeaway 3: Resilience Is the Ultimate Strength20:56 - Key Takeaway 4: Beware of Emotions and Ignorance25:41 - Key Takeaway 5: Think Long-Term and Embrace Change30:11 - Key Takeaway 6: Simplicity Is Strength34:59 - Key Takeaway 7: Success Is Built on Habits and Incremental Progress39:17 - Closing Insights and Final ReflectionsWhy Listen:Master Resilience and Focus: Build a mindset that thrives during challenges.Think Like a Legend: Apply strategies from iconic investors to your goals.Navigate Uncertainty: Gain tools to adapt and succeed in volatile environments.Actionable Insights: Practical coaching questions to reflect and grow immediately.If these lessons resonate, I encourage you to explore Richer, Wiser, Happier in full. It's not just a book—it's a guide to thinking better, deciding smarter, and building a resilient path to success.[Link to Amazon]Thank you for tuning in! Don't forget to subscribe for more episodes where we uncover wisdom from the brightest minds in investing, entrepreneurship, and leadershSend us a textSupport the showJoin the Podcast Newsletter: Link

What does it take to lead a global biotech company tackling diseases like cancer and Alzheimer's—and still treat every team member, from executives to production staff, as equals?In this 20-minute highlight episode, we meet Philipp Baaske, the visionary CEO of NanoTemper. From his small Bavarian village roots to global biotech innovation, Philipp shares the leadership lessons and personal philosophies that shaped his journey.Quotes:[00:01:05] “Leadership is all about emotions. It's not about you—it's about your people. A leader is defined by their followers, and they follow because they trust and believe in you.”[00:04:19] “Complaining is just an excuse not to work on what you can change. Focus on improving instead.”[00:15:54] “Every month counts when fighting cancer. If we release a drug even one month earlier, we save lives.”Curious for more? Listen to the full episode here and dive deeper into Philipp's remarkable journey. Timestamps:(00:00:00) Welcome to Spark20: Innovating Leadership(00:01:15) Top Leadership Lessons: Walk the Talk(00:02:33) From Bavaria to Biotech Visionary(00:06:01) Science Fiction & Physics: Philipp's Inspiration(00:12:50) Launching to Space with NASA(00:16:00) Fighting Cancer: The Push for Better Tools(00:19:20) Leadership Challenges: Tough DecisionsIf you're ready to discover actionable leadership insights, hear how innovation fuels impact, and learn why values truly matter in leadership, this is your episode. Dive into Philipp's story, and don't miss the chance to see how he turns bold visions into real-world breakthroughs.Listen now and be inspired.Send us a textSupport the showJoin the Podcast Newsletter: Link

Startups promise innovation, but why do so many fail to secure the funding they need?Investors demand results before committing, yet startups require resources to build. This paradox leaves founders stuck in what angel investor DC Palter calls the "pit of hell." How can startups navigate this critical gap and convince investors to bet on their vision?

Europe's biotech sector is facing a crisis: despite its scientific achievements, it struggles with funding gaps and an exodus of top talent to the US. As biotech innovations drive global healthcare, Europe risks losing its edge—and the potential for groundbreaking medical advancements that affect us all. How can Europe regain its competitive advantage and transform scientific discoveries into real-world solutions?In this special episode from BIO-Europe's 30th anniversary in Stockholm, industry veterans Cormac Sheridan, Jonathan Smith, Christian Soschner, and Mike Ward reveal the path forward. They tackle the critical challenges in Europe's biotech landscape, from funding shortfalls and talent loss to opportunities in AI and the promise of global partnerships. Discover the strategies that could redefine Europe's role in biotech and keep innovation thriving on the continent.

Healthcare investment is booming, but why do so few initiatives actually deliver lasting impact? While funding flows into biotech and life sciences, many leaders overlook the complex strategies needed to bridge research and real-world application. Are you ready to discover the key to successful healthcare innovation and make informed decisions that truly drive change?In this episode, Shlomo Noy, a pioneer in biotech investment and former VP of R&D at Sheba Medical Center, breaks down the secrets behind impactful investments in healthcare. From reshaping the DNA of institutions to aligning incentives for breakthrough results, Shlomo reveals the strategies that fuel successful innovation on a global scale.

What if you could rewire your thinking to solve life's toughest problems? In this episode, we dive into Charlie Munger's timeless insights from Poor Charlie's Almanack, revealing 9 core principles for smarter investing, better decision-making, and a well-rounded life.Munger's success is rooted in clear, simple principles that help avoid pitfalls and achieve long-term results. Poor Charlie's Almanack offers a unique blend of investing strategies, life lessons, and mental models that have shaped Munger's extraordinary career.As an entrepreneur and investor, I've applied many of Munger's lessons. In this episode, I break them down for you. From problem-solving through inversion to understanding cognitive biases, you'll learn how to apply these principles to business and personal growth.Whether you're a venture capitalist, founder, or looking to improve decision-making, this episode equips you with the tools to build a strong foundation for success.Key Takeaways:This episode covers 9 transformative principles, including:Inversion Thinking: Simplify problems by thinking backward.Mental Models: Integrate knowledge from various fields for better decisions.Mastering Envy & Emotional Management: Develop resilience against destructive emotions.Compound Interest: See how consistent improvements lead to exponential growth.Biases and Cognitive Fallacies: Avoid common cognitive traps.Character and Culture: Build strong culture for long-term success.Munger's Investment Checklist: Learn Munger's method for picking winners.How to Fail in Life: Munger's humorous guide on what not to do.Incentives in Organizations: Align incentives to avoid failure.Though this episode offers an overview, Poor Charlie's Almanack contains much more. It's a must-read for those looking to deepen their knowledge on investing and life.Timestamps:(00:00) Introduction(06:01) Portrait of Charlie Munger(11:00) Overview of Poor Charlie's Almanack(18:21) Inversion Thinking(24:35) Mental Models(29:39) Ego and Emotional Management(36:51) The Power of Compound Interest(43:17) Biases and Cognitive Fallacies(50:52) Character and Culture(57:39) Munger's Investment Checklist(01:08:00) How to Fail in Life(01:18:05) Incentives in Organizations(01:25:28) Key Takeaways(01:32:00) Reflection & ClosingWhy Listen:Master Problem-Solving: Learn how to simplify and solve complex problems using Munger's inversion technique.Build Long-Term Success: Apply the power of compound interest and strong character to your business or investments.Avoid Common Pitfalls: Identify biases and cognitive traps that can derail decision-making.Actionable Insights: Munger's investment checklist and character-focused advice will help you make smarter business and life decisions.If you're interested in learning more, I encourage you to grab a copy of Poor Charlie's Almanack. It's a deep well of wisdom that can help you on your journey toward smarter decision-making, investing, and living.[Link to Amazon]Thank you for tuning in, and don't forget to subscribe for more episodes where we explore the best strategies from leading minds in business and investing.Send us a textSupport the showJoin the Podcast Newsletter: Link

Artificial intelligence is revolutionizing healthcare, but what if the real danger lies in the industry's carbon footprint?Despite healthcare's purpose of saving lives, the industry contributes up to 10% of CO2 emissions in developed countries. Can patient care and sustainability go hand in hand, or are we risking the planet's health for human survival?In this episode, Jordi Ferrer Rendé, Investment Director at Ship2B Ventures, reveals why healthcare's environmental impact is often overlooked and how intentional, impact-driven investing can reshape the future.

Artificial intelligence is heralded as the future of healthcare, but why do so many innovations fail to make a tangible impact? Despite the hype, countless companies are missing critical opportunities to leverage AI effectively. What's holding them back? In this episode, Angeli Möller, CEO of Sequoia Growth, reveals why healthcare AI often falls short and what leaders must do to turn potential into reality.

Many companies today face increasing security challenges, yet few are leveraging the power of AI and robotics to protect their most critical assets. But what if these groundbreaking technologies could not only reduce costs but also provide a more efficient and secure future? In this episode, Alessandro Morra, CEO of Ascento, shares how AI-powered robotics are reshaping industries and why embracing this transformation is essential for future success.

What's the secret to building a trillion-dollar company from scratch? In this episode, we uncover Jeff Bezos' game-changing strategies from Invent and Wander, revealing how Amazon became a global powerhouse.In the world of business and investing, visionary ideas alone are not enough. Invent and Wander reveals that it's a relentless focus on long-term thinking, innovation, and customer needs that differentiates industry leaders from the rest.Throughout my career, I've learned that building a company is not just about executing on today's goals—it's about building toward the future. Drawing on my experience as an entrepreneur and investor, I'll break down the key lessons from Amazon's journey to help you understand what it takes to create a business that thrives in the long term.This episode dissects 10 powerful principles from the book, offering insights into leadership, innovation, and decision-making. From leveraging technology to solve real customer problems to the art of long-term planning, we'll uncover how you can apply these principles to your own ventures and investments.Book on Amazon:[Link to Amazon]Problems This Solves:Overwhelmed by complex business strategies? This episode simplifies Bezos' core principles into actionable insights.Unsure how to build a long-term vision? We'll provide real-world examples and strategies for future-proofing your business.Curious how Amazon fosters continuous innovation? Learn how to stay ahead of the competition by focusing on what truly matters.Why Listen:Discover the 10 Key Principles for Success: Understand the strategies that turned Amazon into a global powerhouse.Learn from Real-World Case Studies: Explore examples like the Kindle and Alexa to see these principles in action.Apply Bezos' Insights to Your Own Journey: Gain practical takeaways to foster long-term innovation and resilience in your business.Quotes:"We will continue to make investment decisions in light of long-term market leadership considerations.""Listen to customers, but don't just listen to customers—also invent on their behalf.""What's good for customers is good for shareholders."Timestamps:(00:00) Introduction to the Episode – Tl;DR 1(03:49) Who is Jeff Bezos? – Tl;DR 2(09:52) Overview of the Book – Tl;DR 3(14:44) The Essential Character Traits of Founders(21:57) The Regret Minimization Framework and Goal-Oriented Planning(28:57) The Five Principles Behind Amazon's Success(37:16) Using Technology to Solve Customer Needs(42:55) Timeless Hiring Principles from the 1998 Letter(51:15) Embracing Moore's Law to Build Toward the Future(58:31) What Is Good for Customers Is Good for Shareholders(01:05:03) Constantly Investing in New Things with Clear Market Goals(01:11:45) The Kindle Case Study - Innovating by Working Backwards from Customer Needs(01:18:47) Listen to Customers, But Invent for ThemSend us a textJoin Christian Soschner for expert coaching. 50% Off - With 35+ years in deep tech, startups/scaleups, and public companies, Christian offers power video sessions. Elevate strategy, execution, and leadership. Book Now.Support the showJoin the Podcast Newsletter: Link

Many European startups are trapped in a mindset that limits their potential, aiming for millions when they should be thinking in billions. But what if this conservative approach is holding them back from global success? In this episode, Marc Penkala, a leading venture capitalist, reveals the secrets to breaking free from this limiting mindset and how embracing calculated risks can lead to extraordinary rewards.

Ever wondered what it takes to build a tech giant from the ground up? Is it just about having a great idea, or is there a secret formula for success? In this episode, we dive into Jimmy Soni's The Founders, uncovering the key principles that propelled PayPal from a fledgling startup to a cornerstone of the digital economy.In the world of investing and entrepreneurship, having a visionary idea is just the beginning. "The Founders" reveals that it's the combination of vision, timing, and an unrelenting focus on execution that separates successful companies from the rest.Throughout my career, I've learned that building a business is like solving a complex puzzle. Each piece—whether it's hiring the right people, navigating market challenges, or building a sustainable business model—needs to fit perfectly. Drawing on my experience as an entrepreneur and investor, I'll break down the stories and strategies from PayPal's early days to help you understand what it really takes to create a company that lasts.This episode dissects 10 crucial lessons from the book, each one offering valuable insights into leadership, innovation, and resilience. From taking calculated risks and building trust, to the power of culture and strategic partnerships, we'll explore how these principles can help you build a winning team and a sustainable business.Book on Amazon[Link to Amazon]Problems This Solves:Overwhelmed by the sheer volume of business books? This concise summary delivers the most impactful lessons from "The Founders."Unsure how to translate entrepreneurial principles into action? We'll provide actionable takeaways and reflection questions to guide your journey.Curious about the minds behind PayPal and its lasting impact? Gain insights into the challenges, strategies, and collaborative spirit that fueled their success.Why Listen:Discover the 10 Lessons for Success: Uncover the strategies that turned PayPal into a tech powerhouse.Learn from Real-World Examples: Hear stories from the book and my own experiences that illustrate these principles in action.Apply the Lessons to Your Own Ventures: Reflect on how you can foster innovation and build a resilient business.Quotes:“On the eve of its IPO, a prominent trade publication declared that the country needed PayPal ‘as much as it does an anthrax epidemic.'”“Properly understood, PayPal's story is a four-year odyssey of near-failure followed by near-failure.” "PayPal started off as a product with no use case. Then we had a use case but no business model. Then we had to build a sustainable business.""Your life will be shaped by the things you create, and the people you make them with." Timestamps:(00:00) Intro(03:03) Jimmy Soni(06:28) Overview of the Book(10:42) Vision, Persistence, and Hiring the Right People(17:08) Elon Musk's Bold Moves: Risk and Reward(23:07) Peter Thiel's Contrarian Thinking: Market and Monopoly(30:20) Max Levchin's Obsession with Security: Building Trust(35:36) PayPal's Viral Growth: User-Centric Design(41:54) Surviving the eBay Wars: Strategic Partnerships(48:10) The IPO and Beyond: Timing and Execution(54:00) The Role of Culture: From Chaos to Cohesion(59:42) PayPal Mafia: Legacy and Impact(01:05:30) Entrepreneurship Challenges: Navigating Uncertainty(01:11:12) Wrap-Up and Key TakeawaysSend us a Text Message.Support the Show.Join the Podcast Newsletter: Link

Did you know the secret to venture success isn't just in groundbreaking ideas? It's in the people behind them. Learn how empathy and grit fuel extraordinary success in this insightful episode. Many investors fail by only chasing ideas. Discover why focusing on the right founders can unlock revolutionary outcomes. Join us as Hampus Jakobsson reveals how empathy and grit are the true drivers of innovation and success. Most investors miss out on potential unicorns by focusing only on concepts. What if the real key to revolutionary success lies in the unique qualities of the founders? 

Discover how Dan Brisse, a former X Games gold medalist, transformed his passion for snowboarding into a thriving real estate empire. In this episode of [Podcast Name], we delve deep into Dan's journey, exploring the resilience, focus, and determination that propelled him from professional sports to building Granite Towers Equity Group.

Ever wondered how the digital revolution came to be? Was it the work of lone geniuses, or was there something more at play? In this episode, we delve into Walter Isaacson's "The Innovators," uncovering the collaborative efforts and key principles that have shaped our technological landscape.In the world of investing and entrepreneurship, building a multidisciplinary mental model is key to success. "The Innovators" reveals that diverse, collaborative teams have historically been the driving force behind groundbreaking solutions.In my martial arts days, a coach taught me to study exceptional role models – a strategy akin to the famous Harvard Business Cases. Analyze success, discover core principles, then adapt them to your own unique path. After all, as Bruce Lee said, "Absorb what is useful, reject what is useless, and add what is essentially your own."That's the lens I bring to biographies – extracting valuable lessons amidst the complexities of each individual story.This episode dissects 10 crucial tools for fostering innovation, drawing on stories from the book and my own experiences as an entrepreneur and investor. From visionary thinking and customer-centricity to the power of persistence and collaboration, we'll explore the strategies that can help you identify winning teams and create an environment where innovation thrives.Book on Amazon[Link to Amazon]Problems This Solves:Overwhelmed by history books? This concise summary delivers the most relevant insights for entrepreneurs and investors.Unsure how to apply innovation principles? We'll provide actionable takeaways and reflection questions.Curious about the minds behind the digital age? Gain insights into the collaborative spirit that drives technological progress.Why Listen:Discover the 10 tools for innovation: Uncover the strategies that have fueled successful collaborations and groundbreaking technologies.Learn from real-world examples: Hear stories from the book and my own experiences that illustrate these principles in action.Apply the lessons to your own ventures: Reflect on how you can foster innovation and build winning teams in your own organization.Quotes:"Creativity is a collaborative process. Innovation comes from teams more often than from the lightbulb moments of lone geniuses." - Walter Isaacson"The best way to predict the future is to invent it." - Alan Kay (as quoted in "The Innovators")Timestamps:(00:00) Intro(04:18) Walter Isaacson(08:21) Overview of the Book(12:28) Tool #1: Ada Lovelace and the Power of Visionary Thinking(18:01) Tool #2: Collaborative Teamwork(23:13) Tool #3: Craftsmanship(29:00) Tool #4: The Entrepreneurial Spirit and Culture of Innovation(35:32) Tool #5: Leadership that Breeds Innovation(42:13) Tool #6: Persistent Innovation(47:19) Tool #7: Public Awareness and Advocacy(53:48) Tool #8: Customer Centricity(58:51) Tool #9: Technicians Collaborating with Business People(01:03:20) Tool #10: Building Collaborative Ecosystems(01:07:55) Key Takeaways(01:14:00) Tl;dr Episode SummarySend us a Text Message.Support the Show.Join the Podcast Newsletter: Link

Are you ready to discover the secret behind successful investments? Join us as we delve into the mind of Luis Pareras, a venture capital expert, as he reveals the critical investment principle many founders overlook.

Send us a Text Message.Imagine spending a decade of your childhood adrift at sea, facing shipwreck and isolation. Could you turn that adversity into a springboard for a remarkable career?Suzanne Heywood, COO of Exor and author of the captivating memoir "Wavewalker," did just that. In this episode, we unpack her incredible journey from a life of hardship to leading a global investment firm.Uncover the secrets to:1️⃣  Resilience: Learn how to harness adversity as fuel for personal and professional growth.2️⃣ Unconventional Thinking: Discover the power of challenging the status quo and forging your own path.3️⃣  Transformative Education: Understand how education can break barriers and unlock your full potential.Suzanne's story is a testament to the human spirit's ability to thrive, even in the face of immense challenges.Join us to explore her unique insights on:How education changed her life and opened doors to new opportunities. Strategies for overcoming self-doubt and embracing your individual strengths.The power of determination and consistent effort, even in small increments.Suzanne's story is a beacon of hope for anyone who has ever faced adversity. It's a reminder that your past doesn't have to define your future.Watch the full episode now and be inspired to rewrite your own story. Don't forget to like, comment, and share this video with anyone who could use a dose of inspiration. Your support helps us bring you more incredible stories like Suzanne's.

Send us a Text Message.Ever wondered how Jeff Bezos transformed a humble online bookstore into the global powerhouse that is Amazon? This biography summary by Influential Individuals uncovers the core principles that propelled Bezos to become the world's richest person. In my martial arts days, a coach taught me to study exceptional role models – a strategy akin to the famous Harvard Business Cases. Analyze success, discover core principles, then adapt them to your own unique path. After all, as Bruce Lee said, "Absorb what is useful, reject what is useless, and add what is essentially your own."  That's the lens I bring to biographies – extracting valuable lessons amidst the complexities of each individual story. T This episode is dedicated to dissecting the life and lessons of Jeff Bezos. We'll dive into his childhood curiosity, his relentless drive, and the unconventional strategies that led to Amazon's meteoric rise. We'll also explore his venture into space exploration with Blue Origin, showcasing his unwavering belief in the power of innovation.Book on AmazonProblems This Solves:Feeling overwhelmed by lengthy biographies? This concise summary delivers the key takeaways in a fraction of the time.Unsure how to apply entrepreneurial principles to your own business? We'll provide actionable insights and reflection questions to guide your thinking.Curious about the mindset of a billionaire entrepreneur? Gain a deeper understanding of Bezos's thought processes and decision-making strategies.Why Listen:Get the inside scoop: Explore Bezos's childhood, his early career, and the challenges he faced in building Amazon.Discover his core principles: Uncover the ten key principles that have shaped Bezos's success, from embracing failure to thinking long-term.Apply the lessons: Reflect on how you can implement these principles in your own entrepreneurial journey.Quotes:"If you double the number of experiments you do per year you're going to double your inventiveness" – Jeff Bezos (p. 5)"From the very start, Bezos was more concerned about getting a huge market share, even if that came at the expense of profits" – Influential Individuals (p. 25) "In the beginner's mind there are many possibilities, but in the expert's mind there are few." - Shunryū Suzuki Timestamps:(00:00) Introduction Jeff Bezos(03:15) The Life of Jeff Bezos(11:05) #1: Regret Minimization Framework(16:45) #2: Surround yourself with the right people(21:00) #3: Think Long-Term and Take One Step at a Time(26:00) #4: Embrace a Failure Culture(31:15) #5: Pivot When You Get Data Pointing in a Different Direction(34:20) #6: Keep Your Vision(38:55) #7: Possess a Beginner's Mind(45:25) #8: Forever Evolve(48:55) #9How to Start a Podcast Guide: The Complete GuideLearn how to plan, record, and launch your podcast with this illustrated guide. What If? So What?We discover what's possible with digital and make it real in your businessListen on: Apple Podcasts SpotifySupport the Show.Join the Podcast Newsletter: Link

Unlock the secrets of future-proof investing and transformative innovation in this compelling episode. Join us as we delve into the mind of Luis Pareras, Managing Partner at Invivo Partners, a venture capital fund pioneering investments in cutting-edge biotech. Discover how to navigate the rapidly evolving landscape of science and technology to drive meaningful change and unparalleled success. 

What if there was a funding source that could supercharge your startup's growth without diluting your equity? It's not a pipe dream. It's venture debt – a powerful tool that many founders and investors haven't fully explored.In this episode, we channel the spirit of learning from industry leaders, just as in the famous Harvard Business Cases. We dissect innovative financing strategies, focusing on venture debt – a secret weapon for companies looking to scale without sacrificing ownership.We're joined by Gergely Krajcsi, a Senior Investment Officer at the European Investment Bank (EIB), Europe's leading provider of venture debt.  This conversation happened at Bio Europe in Barcelona as a Fireside Chat on stage.He'll reveal:The hidden benefits of venture debt that 90% of startups are missingHow EIB's tailored solutions can supercharge your company's trajectoryReal-world success stories of European innovators fueled by venture debtIf you're a CEO or investor seeking a competitive edge, this episode is your blueprint. Uncover the funding strategy that could be the key to your next breakthrough.Problems This Solves:Funding Gap: Learn how to bridge the gap between venture capital rounds and unlock the capital you need to scale.Equity Dilution: Discover how to fuel growth without sacrificing ownership in your company.Limited Knowledge: Gain insider knowledge from the EIB's expert on the untapped potential of venture debt.Why Watch:Expert Insights: Get actionable advice directly from a leading venture debt provider.Success Stories: See how other startups have used venture debt to achieve remarkable results.Strategic Advantage: Gain a competitive edge by understanding this underutilized financing tool.Key Quotes:"Venture debt is a game-changer for startups looking to accelerate growth." - Gergely Krajcsi"The EIB is committed to supporting European innovation through tailored financing solutions." - Gergely KrajcsiTimestamps:00:00 - Intro01:30 - What is Venture Debt?05:45 - Benefits for Founders09:20 - Benefits for VCs13:15 - Tailored Solutions17:00 - The EIB's Unique Role22:30 - Case Study: Successful European Company28:00 - Q&A35:00 - Closing RemarksHow to Start a Podcast Guide: The Complete GuideLearn how to plan, record, and launch your podcast with this illustrated guide.Support the Show.Join the Podcast Newsletter: Link

Ever wondered what drives Elon Musk, the world's most controversial innovator?This biography summary by Walter Isaacson dives into the complex mind of the man behind rockets, EVs, and the Twitter takeover.In my martial arts days, a coach taught me to study exceptional role models – a strategy akin to the famous Harvard Business Cases. Analyze success, discover core principles, then adapt them to your own unique path. After all, as Bruce Lee said, "Absorb what is useful, reject what is useless, and add what is essentially your own."That's the lens I bring to biographies – extracting valuable lessons amidst the complexities of each individual story. This time, we're dissecting Elon Musk. Walter Isaacson's fascinating book reveals the controversial genius behind Tesla, SpaceX, and his Twitter takeover.Ever wondered what drives the world's most disruptive innovator?Discover the secrets of Musk's ambition, his unconventional leadership, and the price of disrupting the status quo.Booklink at AmazonProblems This Solves:Feeling hesitant to take bold steps? Learn how Musk's embrace of risk fuels his extraordinary achievements.Confused by his leadership tactics? Understand Musk's controversial style and question if it's the only path to world-changing innovation.Unsure how to navigate ambition vs. ethics? Reflect on Musk's legacy and grapple with the genius vs. villain debate.Why Listen:Get the inside scoop. Explore Musk's childhood, his relentless drive, and the controversies he sparks.Question the nature of leadership. Discover if Musk's methods are the future of industry disruption.Challenge your own worldview. Decide where you stand on Elon Musk – visionary, ruthless, or something far more complex.Quotes:"I need to shift my mindset away from being in crisis mode, which it has been for about fourteen years now" - Elon Musk"Could he have been more chill and still be the one launching us toward Mars and an electric-vehicle future?" - Walter IsaacsonTimestamps:(00:00) Intro to Elon Musk(03:10) Who is Walter Isaacson?(05:02) TLDR: Overview Biography Elon Musk by Walter Isaacson(07:30) Method and Focus of this Episode: Entrepreneurship and Investing Lessons Learned(09:30) Part 1: Childhood in South Africa – (P1-40)(15:30) Part 2: Starting With Nothing, Building an Empire (p 41 – 60)(19:00) Part 3: Early Ventures, Hard Lessons (p 60-82)(25:45) Part 4: Reaching for the Stars – Disrupting the Space Industry (p 83 – 123)(32:16) Part 5: Disruption Meets Drive (p 124 – 174)(39:28) Part 6: On the Brink – Resilience in the Face of Failure (p 174 – 222)(47:11) Part 7: The Musk Algorithm: Disruptive Leadership at Breakneck Speed (p 223 – 324)(56:00) Part 8: The Paradox of Musk: Visionary Drive vs. Personal Toll (p. 325 – 427)(01:02:00) Part 9: The Twitter Takeover:How to Start a Podcast Guide: The Complete GuideLearn how to plan, record, and launch your podcast with this illustrated guide. Coaching Conversations in 2024In 2024 we're going to be going to monthly themes and I would also encourage you to...Listen on: Apple Podcasts SpotifySupport the Show.Join the Podcast Newsletter: Link

Venture capital funding is drying up, but is this a crisis or an opportunity?  Squire Servance, founder of Syridex Bio,, explains the "denominator problem," why savvy investors are targeting overlooked assets, and how his fund addresses health disparities.Support the showJoin the Podcast Newsletter: Link

Witness the raw truth as Squire Servance, founder of Syridex Bio, a healthcare impact investor, sheds light on the glaring health disparities in the US.In this exclusive clip (full episode coming this week!), Squire dives deep into the root causes –  from social determinants to systemic issues – and why a concerted effort across sectors is crucial for achieving true health equity.This conversation matters to investors and C-level executives seeking to understand the hidden market potential and the social responsibility of addressing these disparities.  Stay tuned!Support the showJoin the Podcast Newsletter: Link

Ever wondered how Apple became a trillion-dollar empire, even after the loss of Steve Jobs? This Tim Cook biography summary reveals the operational genius and the ethical leadership strategies that redefined the company. Discover secrets of Apple's growth, innovation, and Cook's unwavering commitment to privacy.Problems This Solves:Feeling overwhelmed by market volatility? Discover Cook's calculated risk-taking and long-term vision that secured Apple's success.Struggling to build the right team? Learn how Cook fostered a culture of collaboration, cross-functional thinking, and relentless focus on excellence.Unsure how to navigate ethics in a profit-driven world? Get inspired by Cook's unwavering commitment to privacy, diversity, and sustainability.Why Listen:Gain insights normally reserved for Apple insiders. Understand the strategies behind their most iconic (and risky) product launches.Learn from a master of operational efficiency. Break down how Cook perfected the global supply chain, fueling Apple's growth.Become a more values-driven leader. Discover how Cook built a company that's both massively profitable AND a force for good.Link to the BookTimestamps:(00:00) Intro to the Tim Cook: The Genius Who Took Apple to the Next Level by Leander Kahney(02:35) The Author: Leander Kahney(06:21) TLDR: Book Overview(09:04) The Introduction Chapter(14:21) Chapter 1: The Death of Steve Jobs(18:35) Chapter 2: A Worldview Shaped by the Deep South(23:50) Chapter 3: Learning the Trade at Big Blue(29:00) Chapter 4: A Once-In-A-Lifetime Opportunity to Join a Near-Bankrupt Company(34:00) Chapter 5: Saving Apple Through Outsourcing(38:45) Chapter 6: Stepping into Steve Jobs' Shoes(44:30) Chapter 7: Finding his Feet with Hot New Products(48:15) Chapter 8: A Greener Apple(51:02) Chapter 9: Cook Fights the Law and Wins(54:35) Chapter 10: Doubling Down on Diversity(59:00) Chapter 11: Robot Cars and the Future of Apple(01:02:00) Chapter 12: Apple's Best CEO(01:06:00) Key Takeaways and ReflectionReady to unlock the secrets of visionary leadership? Dive into this revealing book summary!Did you enjoy the episode? Then you might enjoy these too:Support the showJoin the Podcast Newsletter: Link

Venture capital is the lifeblood of innovation, transforming bold ideas into groundbreaking realities. Yet, navigating this high-stakes world is fraught with challenges that only the daring overcome. "The Power Law" by Sebastian Mallaby reveals the untold stories of the mavericks who dared to invest in the improbable, shaping our world with technologies once deemed impossible.Why This Summary is a Must-Watch:Decipher the DNA of Venture Success: Understand the principles that have propelled companies like Apple, Google, and Facebook to astronomical heights.Learn from the Masters: Insights from legendary investors and firms like Sequoia Capital and Andreessen Horowitz.Navigate the Highs and Lows: Real-life tales of venture capital hits and misses, including the meteoric rise of unicorns and the cautionary tales of Theranos and WeWork.Purchase "The Power Law" now and embark on a journey to mastering the art of venture capital

Ready to make 2024 your best year ever? If so, this episode is tailor-made for you. We've hand-picked the five most impactful, insightful, and exhilarating pieces of advice from various episodes of 2023, each poised to help you navigate the coming year with greater clarity and confidence.First and foremost, a heartfelt thank you to every speaker who graced my show. Each conversation was a journey, each insight a treasure. As I set out to select the five most inspiring, impactful, and insightful clips from different episodes for this special 'Best of 2023' compilation, I realized how every moment was invaluable. Grateful for every guest, I turned to ChatGPT to impartially choose five episodes that offer guidance, wisdom, and foresight to navigate 2024 with clarity and purpose.

Dive into the future with 'Beginner's Mind' as I unveil the 2024 vision, a groundbreaking journey through the world of deep tech. In this special episode, join me for a riveting exploration into the minds of tech giants like Jeff Bezos, Warren Buffett, and Elon Musk. Discover exclusive insights that are shaping the future of technology and investment.We're not just talking about trends; we're discussing real impact and growth. As we expand and professionalize our content, each conversation becomes a beacon for entrepreneurs and investors seeking a deeper understanding of the evolving digital landscape. From invaluable book reviews to compelling dialogues with leading figures, this episode is a treasure trove of wisdom for our ambitious audience.Expect more than just interviews - get ready for a series of engaging, SEO-optimized discussions that not only resonate with your aspirations but also provide practical insights for your professional journey. Be part of a thought-provoking experience that connects you with the heart of innovation and investment in 2024.Don't forget to support us with a like, comment, or a 5-star review on Apple Podcasts and Spotify, and subscribe on YouTube. Your engagement is our driving force in bringing more impactful content to the forefront of the deep tech world. Tune in to 'Beginner's Mind' and transform the way you perceive the future of technology and business.Join Christian Soschner for expert coaching. 50% Off - With 35+ years in deep tech, startups/scaleups, and public companies, Christian offers power video sessions. Elevate strategy, execution, and leadership. Book Now.Support the showJoin the Podcast Newsletter: Link

In this episode, we dive into a groundbreaking conversation with Matías Peire, a trailblazer in the biotech venture capital space. Discover how his innovative approach at GRIDX is reshaping the future of biotech in Latin America.

Dive into a groundbreaking discussion with Matias Serebrinsky from Psymed Ventures, as we uncover the astonishing potential of psychedelic therapy in mental health. In this exclusive clip, Matias reveals groundbreaking clinical trial results for MDMA in treating PTSD, showing unprecedented remission rates and long-term healing. He also discusses the shift from traditional symptom management to actual healing, marking a paradigm shift in psychiatric treatment.Discover how these therapies are not only changing lives but also reshaping our approach to mental health care. Don't miss Matias's insights into this revolutionary field. Watch the full episode for more in-depth analysis and discussions on the future of mental health treatments.Full EpisodeJoin Christian Soschner for expert coaching. 50% Off - With 35+ years in deep tech, startups/scaleups, and public companies, Christian offers power video sessions. Elevate strategy, execution, and leadership. Book Now.Support the showJoin the Podcast Newsletter: Link

Did you know that the intersection of mental health and cutting-edge technology is paving the way for revolutionary therapies that could redefine our approach to mental health and wellness?Imagine a future where AI and novel therapies like psychedelics work together to unlock new realms of mental health treatment. Matias Serebrinsky and Psymed Ventures are at the forefront of this innovation, not just envisioning it—they're actively shaping it.Tune in to explore the new horizons of mental health!

Did you know that New Jersey is rapidly emerging as a powerhouse of innovation, especially in the life sciences and technology sectors?Join us in this enlightening episode with Kara Moore from the New Jersey Economic Development Authority (NJEDA), as she unveils the state's strategic initiatives and opportunities for businesses and investors.