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What if Bitcoin's famous, anonymous creator, Satoshi Nakamoto, was actually a time-traveler from the future, and the only way to save the world from global demise was to create a decentralized currency? On the grand spectrum of crazy conspiracy theories, it doesn't sound too crazy after all. One thing's for certain, it would make one hell of a Netflix series. Episode 2 of SUATMM covers this and more of the internet's craziest ideas! Do you have an idea that's been living rent free in your head for forever? Go to https://pitchit.world to share it! Whether it's a genius idea or one that's better off taken behind the barn and shot as Shark Tank's Mr. Wonderful would say, the only way to know is to share it and try to validate it!

Crazy ideas, even crazier hosts. Only those insane enough to believe they can change the world actually do! Even if they occasionally fall victim to some of their pretty absurd ideas along the way... Join hosts Tanner Mitchell and Daniel Bracken as they dive into some of the internet's (and their own) most earth-shattering ideas, pitches, and products. At the end of the day, only you can decide if it's enough to say 'Shut Up and Take My Monnaay'! There's a great, big world waiting for your ideas to change it. Ready to get started? https://pitchit.world

Visioning and Strategy Discussion with Chris Palumbo, Founder at Maurs. https://maurs.com Instagram: https://instagram.com/entermaurs To all the entrepreneurs, come light your inner fire. Let's climb one step higher. Wherever you're listening, it's the right time and place to do what you're doing and feed the earholes on the side of your face. We're serving up goodness on this audio lunch tray. Let's dig in to another founder entree! Join the Renaissance v2. There's a big world waiting for your ideas to change it. Let's get started at https://pitchit.world

If money is your first priority when building a startup, there's a chance you may not find it. But if you chase building something of value and are able to succeed, you will find money every time. For Rahuldev Rajguru, founder of Turuhi, they may have just found a treasure trove of value in travel. I first came to know Rahul through his participation in a Clubhouse room I host, Around the Startup World, where founders from all corners of the earth share their interesting projects. He came up on our virtual stage, shared Turuhi, and has been giving some of the best advice in the room to founders I've ever heard since. Rahul, who has built world-changing startups for the past 10 years, is one of the most level-headed, humble, and brilliant entrepreneurs I have met to date. As his 3rd foray into the startup world, Turuhi provides its users with truly authentic travel stories from the most stunningly beautiful destinations on earth. No gimmicks, just masterful storytellers sharing the beauty they've found in the earth, with Rahul as the ever-curious, ever-intrepid lead storyteller. I invite you to discover the intangible treasure that Rahul is building for yourself. Embrace your wanderlust, and remove the tether that keeps you stuck in whatever your waiting place is. It's time to fly, but first, you gotta jump from the cliff. Let's head over to the interview. https://turuhi.com https://instagram.com/turuhicommunity https://linkedin.com/in/rajguru

We all have a superpower. Sometimes, it's clear to us from early on what that superpower is. Other times, it may start as a seed of passion that grows over time into one of our greatest strengths. With Natalya Meyer, Founder of Consult Confidante, we discuss the personal superpowers that have made her successful in her consultation business and the early lessons she learned from setbacks in a client setting. We also branched into spirituality, a topic that can often be overlooked or deliberately neglected as it relates to our professional careers, but one that when employed in every facet of our lives, can have tremendous impact for good. Natalya joins me every week as a moderator in our Clubhouse room 'Around the Startup World' and gives such seasoned advice to founders and business owners on expansion, navigating legal hurdles, and, following their calling. To get in touch with Natalya, follow the links in the podcast description, or go to consultconfidante.com. Let's get over to the episode! https://instagram.com/confidanteconsulting https://linkedin.com/in/polyushkevich

In 2021, if you haven't heard about cryptocurrencies, you're either living under a rock, or you're dead... It's estimated that over 46 million Americans now own bitcoin, or about 17% of the adult US population. Compare this to the roughly 53% of Americans that own stock, with the stock market being around for literally 10x as long, and it's clear to see just how quickly cryptocurrency adoption has spread. In today's Pitch It podcast episode, I sit down with my good friend and fellow founder, Chris Anthony. Chris is a tech, crypto, and investment influencer, with over 17,000 subscribers on Youtube. He started his company a few years ago, and brick by brick, has built it to where it is today, recently passing the 1 million views threshold and in 2021 alone has generated more than $1 million in revenue for the affiliates he partners with. We dive into how he got his start, his crypto and passive income investment philosophies, and what lies ahead in his business and the crypto space. Check out his youtube channel through the link in the podcast description, and if you're looking to stay up to date on cutting edge tech in the crypto world, subscribe to his channel. Twitter: @committed3d Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCGj49CJtLVPm0IohOk8_iLQ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

One undisputed fact born from the pandemic is just how much and how rapidly education began to evolve to keep pace with our environment. For my fellow Uber alum Michael Vilardo, Co-Founder & COO of Emile, this rapid evolution gave rise not only to their startup that has just secured a $3 million seed round led by Kleiner Perkins, but to a platform that stands to completely remold how we approach high school education. In this week's Pitch It Podcast episode, Michael and I talked about founder 'superpowers', how lessons of success and failure he learned as an athlete shaped his success as an entrepreneur, and how Emile can change 'EdTech' as we know it. Coined as the 'Masterclass' for high school students, Emile has seen explosive growth and is only just getting started.  If you're looking to impact the lives of millions of students, there's never been a better time or team to join than the team Michael is building right now. Head over to their website at https://hiemile.com to learn more. Find them through the social links in the podcast description. twitter.com/emilelearning instagram.com/emilelearning --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

We've got a special episode in store for you today. I sat down with Neil Metzler, Founder of Cloud Champions and ex-Amazon. We had so many great bits of conversation, ranging from his five pillar ideology that anyone can implement on entering and excelling in the tech workplace, to defining what success looks like in our own lives from a point of brutal honesty. Neil is a champion for causes that seek to build inroads of diversity and inclusion in big tech, and draws on experiences from his own carved path to help others navigate their careers in the face of the future of work. He's also my co-host for our twice weekly room on Clubhouse called Around the Startup World, where we have an open room for founders from around the world to share the incredible ideas and startups they are bringing to life. Check out the awesome content Neil is creating at the links in the podcast description, and tune in to our Around the Startup World Clubhouse room every Tuesday and Thursday at 8am US Central. Neil's 5 Pillars Method  Cloud Champions Youtube Channel www.cloudchampions.net https://www.linkedin.com/in/neilmetzler Find Pitch It on most major social media @PitchItWorld --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

We hear it time and time again, ideas are a dime a dozen...execution is everything. How do we execute well on an idea? In the early stages of a startup, one critical element for success is focus. Focus on the core feature or features that users will initially come to your product for. What is the one thing someone will choose your product for over someone else? In our 4th episode, I sit down with Founder and CEO of Datacoral Raghu Murthy, and founders Uma and Vedant of the early stage startup Incribo, and we discuss the necessity of idea validation and feature prioritization. Incribo, a 'first of its kind' platform for social reading and e-commerce is about to enter early beta stage testing. To follow along their startup, find them on LinkedIn at https://linkedin.com/company/incribo or on Instagram @Incribo. Additionally, to find the incredible B2B business that Raghu has built over the past five years, discover the powerful data solutions they offer at scale at datacoral.com. Follow us on all social media platforms @PitchItWorld! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

There are few things as awe inspiring as seeing someone who once believed they could not do something, achieve the very thing they thought couldn't be done. For Eunice Nyandat, Founder of MBM Africa, this has been a part of her daily life working with founders in Kenya and elsewhere. Going from being an on-the-ground tech company operator herself to getting to a point where she actively gives back and advises early stage startups, Eunice provides so much value to founders from all walks of life through organizations such as Startup Boost, and her own company MBM Africa. Follow Eunice on Twitter @MBMAfrica and @EuniceNyandat. www.mbmlabsafrica.com www.eunicenyandat.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Communication: We start learning how to do it as soon as our newborn brains can start processing the world around us. And yet, even though we've done it our whole lives, some go on to be better at it than others. How do we build ourselves to be better communicators? Pedro Favuzzi, Founder of Comuki, believes that what it takes is actionable training, not just reading about it. In this episode, I sit down with Pedro and Janeesa Hollingshead, Co-Founder of JJ Studio and expert marketer and operator. In this episode, we hear Pedro's pitch for Comuki, and we deep dive into Pedro's business approach. Do you have an idea you want to get feedback on? Are you a founder figuring out what path to take next? Are you a startup advisor, mentor, or investor with tips and tricks or success stories to share? If so, we'd love to connect! Check us out below: Instagram: @pitchitworld Twitter: @pitchitworld LinkedIn: Pitch It We're also building a waitlist for pitchit.world: a peer-to-peer platform built around the sharing of pitches, getting feedback on them, and making connections to take the idea further. Sign up today at www.pitchit.world. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Countertop Smart CEO and Founder Zach House shares insights on facing challenges in the startup space, what makes a good cofounding team, and the importance of taking baby steps on the days where nothing comes easily. Since 2018, Countertop Smart has been helping customers save up to 80% on their countertop purchases by pairing them with remnants that are perfect for their projects. Zach has turned something that was previously viewed only as waste and sent directly to landfills, into a business that stands to disrupt a multi-billion dollar industry. Check them out at www.countertopsmart.com Do you have an idea you want to get feedback on? Are you a founder figuring out what path to take next? Are you a startup advisor, mentor, or investor with tips and tricks or success stories to share? If so, we'd love to connect! Check us out below: Instagram: @pitchitworld Twitter: @pitchitworld LinkedIn: Pitch It We're also building a waitlist for pitchit.world: a peer-to-peer platform built around the sharing of pitches, getting feedback on them, and making connections to take the idea further. Sign up today at www.pitchit.world. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app