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Dileep sold his first company for over $100M. For his second act, he didn't just want another win; he wanted to solve a problem that banks refused to touch: global business banking.In this episode, Dileep breaks down how Jeeves scaled to $7M ARR in just over a year by doing things that "don't scale"—like physically mailing credit cards to Argentina. He reveals the counterintuitive strategy of raising from dozens of small investors, how to pivot a fintech when interest rates skyrocket, and why being an outsider was his biggest advantage in building a global banking infrastructure from scratch.Why You Should ListenHow to get to $7M ARR in one year through unscalable acts.Why a "messy" cap table with 50+ investors is actually a secret weapon.The "Beat Down" Framework: A brutal stress test for vetting your idea.The offline marketing stunt that actually worked.Keywordsstartup podcast, startup podcast for founders, product market fit, fintech startup, global expansion, second time founder, Y Combinator, fundraising strategy, B2B banking, finding pmf00:00:00 Intro00:02:04 Selling His First Company for $100M00:08:19 The "Beat Down" Framework for New Ideas00:19:38 The One Metric That Matters for PMF00:24:44 Why Join YC as a Second-Time Founder?00:29:15 Shipping Cards to Argentina by Hand00:39:13 The Pivot to Jeeves Pay When Cards Got Shut Down00:43:25 The "Messy Cap Table" Fundraising Strategy00:49:27 The Moment of True Product Market FitSend me a message to let me know what you think!

A version of this essay was published by news18.com at https://www.news18.com/opinion/opinion-what-the-bjp-win-in-thiruvananthapuram-may-mean-or-may-not-9774658.htmlAs a native son, I believe the BJP's 50/101 seats in the Trivandrum Corporation in the recently concluded local body elections is an interesting outcome. But it must not be taken in isolation, and one must accept that this is neither a breakthrough for the BJP in the deep south, nor a mere footnote in the CPI(M)-Congress duopoly that has been the hallmark of Kerala politics. There are a lot of local factors, but yes, perhaps there is an underlying, nascent realignment.There is anti-incumbency: there used to be, like clockwork, one term for the UDF, one term for the LDF. But now, the CPI-M has been ruling for ten years in a row, and the voters may be fed up with them. In Trivandrum, for instance, the outgoing mayor, Arya Rajendran, who is in her 20s, has a well-deserved reputation for arrogance. Tellingly, she did not campaign in 2025.But there is more.There are at least four extraordinary factors at play here: One is the vanity that Kerala politics is somehow superior to politics elsewhere in (southern) India, because, you know, it is the 100% literate state. This is far from the truth. Mere literacy, that is, knowing the syntax of written language, does not guarantee you understand the semantics, that is, the ability to think critically rather than be gaslighted. The average Kerala voter is as easily manipulated as any other.Second, regional tensions. Kerala consists of three distinct regions: northern Malabar, which was under British rule, which meant it was plundered and underdeveloped. It also is Muslim-dominated. Central Kochi, which was a moderately dynamic dynasty, and is Christian-dominated. Southern Travancore, which was under a strong dynasty (but came under the sway of the British), and is Hindu majority.Third, the erstwhile consensus around ‘secularism' is fraying: it is now increasingly seen as merely a shibboleth meant to hypnotize the Hindu community into caste-based internecine conflict and keep it a permanent underclass, with fewer rights than those of other religions. Hindus are still fighting 19th century battles in the 21st century. The shocking neglect, occasional desecration of, and outright large-scale theft from, major temples such as Sabarimala may now be turning into a bit of an issue for the lay Hindu.Fourth, after half a century of left-wing politics, it is becoming increasingly clear to the average Keralite that it is being left behind in development and prosperity. At independence, Travancore in particular was far ahead of the rest of India in key metrics like infant mortality, female literacy, and infrastructure. But anti-business socialism has led to de-industrialization, forced migration of Keralites in search of jobs, and high inflation, while other states are passing Kerala by.On top of all this, there is the rampant politicization of everything (for example, government jobs do not go to those who have high ranks in the State Public Service Commission selection exams, but to party cadres). There is a truly bizarre situation where two parties, both in the INDI Alliance all over the country (CPI-M and Congress), pretend to be rivals in Kerala, and do charades and shadow-boxing, although they do tactical voting to prevent the BJP from winning.It startles me to hear that there is a Left (CPI-M) and a Right (Congress) in Kerala, according to pundits. In reality, they are an Extreme-Left party and a Far-Left party, respectively. Indeed, even the BJP, which is spoken of as Far-Right is a Center-Left party, so severely distorted is the discourse – the median is Far-Left.To an impartial observer, the only way the Congress in Kerala can be termed a Right-wing party is that it appeases its vote-bank, the Christians, although the FC Nairs also traditionally vote for them. The Communists, whose rank and file are mostly made up of the OBC Ezhavas, increasingly are dominated by the needs of their Malabar Muslim vote-bank. So in a twisted sort of way, both these Left parties pander to the Conservative sentiments of these religious groups.This has real-life consequences, which Travancore voters are seeing increasingly clearly. The last major investment in Trivandrum was the ISRO's Vikram Sarabhai Space Center, which was required to be on the magnetic equator. After that, the National Institute of Technology went to Kozhikode (in Malabar). The Indian Institute of Management went to Kozhikode (in Malabar). The Indian Institute of Technology went to Palakkad (in Malabar). The AIIMS is also likely to go to Malabar or Kochi.A metro system was given to Kochi, even though Trivandrum has an equal or better claim in terms of population size and other metrics. Successive UDF and LDF governments have sat on the proposal for Trivandrum's metro (incidentally Kozhikode is also in the same boat). Trivandrum airport saw zero development for 40 years from 1960.Staggeringly, the Trivandrum port (Vizhinjam) was also delayed for 40 years, even though the deepwater container transhipment port there is now on track to handle a lot of India's container cargo, which now goes to Colombo. Instead, 4400 crores were spent on a container port at Kochi, which has only 8 meters draft and cannot compete with Colombo.Trivandrum/Vizhinjam has 24 meters in depth, which means literally the largest container ship in the world, MSC Irina, with 24,000 containers on board, can and in fact has called at this port.The LDF government twisted Adani Ports' arm and moved their logistics park for Vizhinjam, which Adani runs on contract, 200 km away to Kochi! In addition, the road and rail approaches to the port, which are necessary for ‘gateway' or upcountry containers from/to say Bangalore or Hyderabad, have been delayed for a long time over trivial land acquisition issues.These lapses are glaring, and add up to step-motherly treatment for Trivandrum. There must be a lot of resentment among the voters here about this, because their real estate values would go up quite a lot if Vizhinjam's business improves, and there will be jobs related to logistics, bunkering, cruise lines, and so on. Under the Sagarmala initiative, this is something that Trivandrum voters hope the Union Government will push forward, along with a proposed Tri-Services Maritime Command: thus both military and civil infrastructure may bring benefits.Finally, the excesses against Hindu temples, which are ruled by the Devaswom Board, packed with party cadres who may well be hostile atheists, are getting exposed broadly. There is a tradition prohibiting the entry of women between 10 and 60 years of age (ie. of childbearing age) into the shrine, which the women devotees in Kerala are broadly okay with, and don't feel particularly discriminated against. The Kerala government made a huge fuss over it, and attempted to smuggle in both non-believing women and non-Hindu women into the temple.This has troubled some of the CPI-M's traditional voters, for example the hitherto blase Ezhavas. As the attacks on Hindus continue, there is a bit of a counter-consolidation as well.There is no end: there is the huge current scandal of the theft of gold from the temple doors and dwarapalaka statues in Sabarimala (along with similar desecration in Guruvayur). There is an ongoing investigation, which ought to, if pursued properly, implicate highly connected political players. But recently, there have been instances of prosecutorial misconduct that mean likely criminals get away with, er, murder.Sowmya's alleged murderer Charlie Thomas aka Govindachamy was let off death row, because the prosecutor did not make a good enough case. An actor, Dileep, who allegedly took out a contract for a thug to rape an actress in a moving car, was let off. You guessed it, the prosecution did not make a good enough case.Incidentally, Christian churches with vast landholdings (a good bit of which was 99-year leases given during British days which has now, magically, turned into freehold), or Muslim mosques and other Waqf claimants rarely face the wrath of the State. Yes, there is a case wending its way through the courts about the peninsula of Munambam which is home to 600 families, mostly Christian fisherman, but is claimed in its entirety as a Waqf property.A net reflection of all this is that urban Hindus have begun to rethink their political views. There is a strong urban-rural divide as seen in the just-conducted local body polls. The urban, so to speak, constituencies have seen the vice-like grip of the LDF diminish a bit, but they remain strong in the rural areas. This is borne out by conversations with the rural poor, who talk about kshema pensions, NREGA, and so on as benefits they get from the State government.What this suggests is that anti-incumbency is playing its part; but the likely outcome is a return to the Tweedledum-Tweedledee “throw the rascals out every five years” syndrome of years past. The BJP is unlikely to make any quick inroads into this; they may not get many Assembly seats in 2026, and they are unlikely to get more than a couple of Lok Sabha seats in 2029.Yet, as for obvious reasons there is a Right-ward lurch in Europe, with the rise of AfD in Germany, Marine Le Pen's National Rally in France, and Nigel Farrage's Reform UK, and these parties are no longer easily put behind a cordon sanitaire, the BJP in Kerala is not any longer completely unelectable. The voters are beginning to see that it is not completely er… untouchable.It will be a long, painful journey, but maybe in a decade or two, the BJP can become a realistic opposition party in Kerala. To do this in the extreme South, in the very bastion of the Communists, as well as in a State with very large non-Hindu populations, would be quite an achievement for them. We shall have to wait and see if they have the stamina and the staying power for this grueling odyssey.Malayalam podcast of this essay by notebookLM: 1650 words, 15 Dec 2025 This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit rajeevsrinivasan.substack.com/subscribe

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If you've spent any time with founders or investors in São Paulo this year, you know the questions filling every conversation.Can Brazil still generate breakout winners? Is AI killing SaaS? Are IPOs even realistic? Is global expansion from LATAM something founders should still aspire to?This episode answers all of them.You'll hear why Brazil went from six $100M ARR companies to more than thirty in just a few years.Why global products that scale across Mexico and Colombia simply break in Brazil.Why AI is both the biggest threat and the biggest tailwind for incumbents with real moats.Why growth investors are underwriting M&A far more seriously than IPOs.Why “right to win” — not the story — determines whether a Brazilian company should ever go global.And what founders must understand now about valuation, exits, efficiency, and investor relationships in a world transformed by AI.And toward the end, you'll hear me bring in the questions our audience asked live — in the room as we recorded this session.This is the episode you'll want to send to your co-founder, your board, and the WhatsApp group where everyone is not fundraising just yet. Comment BRAZIL and I'll send you the link to the full conversation.Dileep Thazhmon from Jeeves and Bruno Maimone from Warburg Pincus sit down with me to map the truths behind the narratives the ecosystem has been circling for months. Join The J Curve Community:⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Newsletter⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠: Weekly deep dives into LATAM's hottest deals, emerging trends, and market intelligence⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠LinkedIn⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠: Daily market insights and exclusive founder updates⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Instagram⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠: Behind-the-scenes podcast moments and quick industry takes⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Hit subscribe⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ and share this episode with fellow entrepreneurs and investors

First, we talk to The Indian Express' Nikhila Henry about one of the most consequential criminal cases in Kerala's recent history. A case that has been going on for eight years, where a leading Malayalam actor was abducted and sexually assaulted. Nikhila shares details of the case, the investigation and the verdict that was given by a Sessions Court in  Ernakulam.Next, we talk to The Indian Express' Diplomatic Affairs Editor Shubhajit Roy about Russian President Vladimir Putin's recent visit to India, his meeting with Prime Minister Narendra Modi, the discussions that happened during the meeting and the significance of his visit. (11:26)Lastly, we talk about a demolition drive in Nainital during which 52 houses were torn down for allegedly encroaching on forest land. (21:47)Hosted by Niharika NandaProduced by Niharika Nanda, Ichha Sharma and Shashank BhargavaEdited and mixed by Suresh Pawar 

The Doers Nepal – Nepal's Longest Running Business Podcast Dileep Dhakal left behind a wonderful career in Silicon Valley and even a role at Apple to pursue a bold mission: to build Nepal's first truly global-scale product — Veel App. Why would someone leave Apple ? one of the world's most prestigious companies, to start from scratch in Nepal? The answer lies in Dileep's vision to create impact from Nepal to the world. In this conversation, Dileep Dhakal reveals: His journey from high school coding → Walmart → Google Ventures → Apple → launching Veel App from Nepal Why he believes the creator economy is broken (and how Veel is fixing it) The mindset shift from “employee at global giants” to “founder building in Nepal” Why “Minimum Lovable Product (MLP)” beats MVP in product innovation The harsh truths about building startups in Nepal and why most fail How Nepal can position itself on the global product-building map Practical advice for young Nepalis on growth, leadership, and entrepreneurship Whether you're a student, a professional, or an aspiring founder, Dileep's story will challenge your perspective and push you to think bigger.

In This Episode You Will Learn About:  How to replace “I'm not ___” with “I'm not ___ YET.” Why you should stop negative thoughts, snap out of them, and switch to positivity. Learn to delegate and ELEVATE so you can focus on your strengths. Why you should treat failure as FEEDBACK. Ways to ALIGN your actions with your ultimate goal. Resources: Go to ConstantContact.com and start your FREE trial today. Sign up for a one-dollar-per-month trial period at shopify.com/monahan. Oracle is offering to halve your cloud bill if you switch to OCI. See if you qualify at oracle.com/MONAHAN. Download the CFO's Guide to AI and Machine Learning at NetSuite.com/MONAHAN. Get 10% off your first Mitopure order at timeline.com/CONFIDENCE. Get 15% off your first order at jennikayne.com when you use code CONFIDENCE15 at checkout. Get 15% off your first order at oakessentials.com when you use code CONFIDENCE15 at checkout. Call my digital clone at 201-897-2553!  Visit heathermonahan.com Reach out to me on Instagram & LinkedIn Sign up for my mailing list: heathermonahan.com/mailing-list/  Overcome Your Villains is Available NOW! Order here: https://overcomeyourvillains.com  If you haven't yet, get my first book, Confidence Creator Show Notes:  What's stopping you from reaching your EVEREST? These conversations remind me that the only limitations we face are the ones we place on ourselves. Colin O'Brady's mantra, “I'm not ___ YET,” inspires us to step into POSSIBILITY, while Steven Bartlett shows that true success is built on EMPOWERING others. Krista Mashore's “Stop, Snap, and Switch” technique proves you can rewire your mind for FEARLESS action, and Jerrod Blandino is living proof that courage leads to BREAKTHROUGHS. The lesson? Success isn't about perfection—it's about EMBRACING failure, TRUSTING your instincts, and taking BOLD, messy action. So, what's stopping you? The possibilities are LIMITLESS—LET'S CLIMB! - 05:11 #416: From High School Dropout To Multi-millionaire: Transcend The Limits Of Failure to Find Success with Steven Bartlett, Top Podcaster, Entrepreneur, CEO, & Investor  - 12:26 #347: Rescue Your Mindset With The STOP SNAP SWITCH Method with Krista Mashore Top 1% Coach & Multi-Million Dollar CEO - 18:49 Episode 418: CREATE Your Billion-Dollar Mindset: The Shift That Is Standing Between You & A Billion Dollars with Amjad Masad, Dileep Thazhmon, Martin Villig, & Ankush Grove - 26:26 Episode 107: From Beauty Counter to Billionaire Founder, How Jerrod Blandino Went Against The Grain And Why YOU Should Too  - 32:40 Episode 239: Unlock The EMPOWERED Mindset With Colin O'Brady 10X World Record Holding Explorer If You Liked This Episode, You Might Also Like These Episodes: #476: The FASTEST Way To Build Your EMPIRE with Tracy Holland, Founder, Investor, Board Member, & Entrepreneur #465: The Key to Going Bigger with Heather! #447: Realize Your POTENTIAL with Heather!

In this exciting episode of the Personality Development Podcast, host Aaditya Mehta deep dives into the conversation with the Anchor, RJ, and Founder of Radio Adda, Mr. Dileep Singh. Dileep Singh shares amazing stories from the ground level where the MICs were snatched from his hands while anchoring. This story of Dileep Singh surely gives a new perspective and a lot of learnings for all the speakers who want to become the best Public Speakers. If you want to get connected with RJ Dileep Singh, below is his Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/rjdileepsingh/ And if you would like to connect with us and share your genuine feedback, do DM us on our Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/personalitydevelopmentpodcast/

In this episode of the E-commerce Toolbox: Expert Perspectives podcast, host Kailin Noivo interviews Dileep Marway, VP of Engineering and Technology at AND Digital. Dileep shares insights from his diverse career journey, beginning with a degree in pharmacy and transitioning to computer science, where he discovered his passion for aligning technology with people. He discusses his experiences at organizations like The Economist and SHL, emphasizing the importance of cultural transformation in tech-driven environments. Dileep also explains how a people-centric approach enhances digital transformation, improves team dynamics, and ultimately drives business success. Tune in as he explores the critical balance between cultural and digital transformation, the role of leadership in fostering innovation, and the challenges businesses face in today's rapidly evolving landscape.

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Welcome to Season 3 of The J Curve, a podcast about entrepreneurship in Latin America. My guest today is Dileep Thazhmon, founder and CEO at Jeeves, a corporate spend and expense management platform for global businesses. Jeeves has raised over $260m from the likes of GIC, Tencent, a16z, CRV and more. Its last reported valuation was $2.1B. Since its public launch early in 2021, Jeeves scaled across 22 countries in North America, South America, the UK and Europe. In Latam the list of its customers include Bitso, Hotmart, Avenue, Buser and Cayena. In our conversation we unpacked Jeeves unique playbook for entering new markets, discussed why Latin America and Brazil in particular is such a lucrative opportunity for Jeeves and how to build strong relationships with investors when pursuing a contrarian strategy like global expansion across 22 countries. In today's episode we discuss: 1. Vamos Latam: why focusing on Brazil and Mexico can be a game-changer for US fintech startups? 2. Jeeves global expansion playbook: practical strategies for entering new markets with a localized approach 3. Choose the right market: why fintech infrastructure and regulatory environments matter for scaling? 4. Cap table strategy 101: how to excel at raising capital with a contrarian go-to-market strategy? 5. Low ego, high output mentality: how to hire leaders who build exceptional teams and drive success at scale? If you would like to get more insight from LatAm's leading tech founders and investors, subscribe to our new ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠YouTube channel⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ and follow us on ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Spotify⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ or ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Apple⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠.  Follow Olga on ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠LinkedIn⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ or ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Instagram⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Olga is an entrepreneur, venture capital investor, mentor at Techstars and founder at ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠The J Curve⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠, Latin America's leading English speaking podcast about tech builders. She's been investing in the USA, SEA and Latin America for over 13 years. Companies she backed include tech unicorn ClassPass (acquired by Mindbody) and Vitalk (acquired by Gympass).

Welcome to The Nonlinear Library, where we use Text-to-Speech software to convert the best writing from the Rationalist and EA communities into audio. This is: Response to Dileep George: AGI safety warrants planning ahead, published by Steve Byrnes on July 8, 2024 on The AI Alignment Forum. (Target audience: Dileep George himself, and anyone coming from a similar place.) Dileep George is a researcher working at the intersection of AI and neuroscience. He started his career by co-founding Numenta in 2005 with Jeff Hawkins (while a Stanford PhD student), then he left to co-found Vicarious in 2010 with D. Scott Phoenix, and moved to DeepMind in 2022 when DeepMind acquired Vicarious. Dileep was recently interviewed by Daniel Faggella on his "The Trajectory" podcast: YouTube, Apple podcasts, X/Twitter. It's a fun interview that touched on many topics, most of which I'll ignore, in favor of one very important action-relevant disagreement between Dileep and myself. …And this is the point where everyone these days seems to assume that there are only two possible reasons that anyone would ever bring up the topic of Artificial General Intelligence (AGI) safety in conversation: The person is advocating for government regulation of large ML training runs …or the person is advocating against government regulation of large ML training runs. But, no! That's not my disagreement! That's not why I'm writing this post!! Quite the contrary, I join Dileep in being basically unenthusiastic about governmental regulation of large ML training runs right now. Instead, this post is advocating for Differential Intellectual Progress within technical AI research of the type that Dileep is doing - and more specifically, I'm advocating in favor of figuring out a technical approach to sculpting AGI motivations in docile and/or prosocial directions (a.k.a. "solving the technical alignment problem") before figuring out the exact data structures and parameter-updating rules that would constitute an AGI's ability to build and query a powerful world-model. The first half of this post (§1-2) will try to explain what I'm talking about, what it would entail, and why I think it's critically important. The second half of this post (§3) is more specifically my pessimistic response to Dileep's suggestion that, as AGI is gradually developed in the future, people will be able to react and adapt to problems as they arise. I really think Dileep is a brilliant guy with the best of intentions (e.g. he's a signatory on the Asilomar AI Principles). I just think there are some issues that he hasn't spent much time thinking through. I hope that this post will help. Post outline: Section 1 lists some areas of agreement and disagreement between Dileep and me. In particular, we have a giant area of agreement in terms of how we expect future AGI algorithms to work. Our massive common ground here is really why I'm bothering to write this post at all - it makes me hopeful that Dileep & I can have a productive exchange, and not just talk past each other. Section 2 argues that, for the kind of AGI that Dileep is trying to build, there's an unsolved technical alignment problem: How do we set up this kind of AGI with the motivation to behave in a docile and/or prosocial way? Section 3 is my pessimistic push-back on Dileep's optimistic hope that, if AGI is developed gradually, then we can regulate or adapt to problems as they arise: Section 3.1 lists some big obvious societal problems that have been around for a long time, but nevertheless remain unsolved, along with generic discussions of some underlying challenges that have prevented them from being solved, and why those challenges may apply to AGI too. Section 3.2 dives more specifically into the question of whether we can "keep strong AI as a tool, not a successor", as Dileep hopes. I think it sounds nice but will be impossible to pull off. Section 3.3 comments that, even if we could react and adapt to AGI given enough time - an assum...

Watching and contemplating on the flute alone on Krishna's charming countenance is enough to emancipate us from material existence. What that hallowed reed signifies and what did it do to be where it is - that is indeed the journey that every individual needs to take to become a melody of the Lord's glory. Dileep Karri, an alumnus of Bhagawan's university, in this fresh episode of OMS, shares how he learnt the lesson that the flute has been teaching us from aeons through a timeless moment that was gifted to him by Bhagawan. OMS' is an 'Oh My Sai' series wherein we plan to offer 100 such OMS videos as we march towards Bhagawan's 100th Birthday to be celebrated on Nov 23, 2025.

The biggest stages in the world are waiting to welcome you. Are you ready to take the stage? Let me teach you how…. Join The Elite Mastermind with me! There are only 20 seats available. Link here: https://heathermonahan.com/the-elite-mastermind/ In This Episode You Will Learn About:  What these leaders did differently to build their startup to global success The culture you need to create if you want your business to last What it looks like to have a Unicorn Founder's mindset How you can embrace the real challenges & failures necessary to become a Unicorn yourself Resources: Website: https://amasad.me/  Website: https://www.tryjeeves.com/ Website: https://martinvillig.com/  Website: https://www.rebelfoods.com/  Visit heathermonahan.com Overcome Your Villains is Available NOW! Order here: https://overcomeyourvillains.com  Show Notes:  What makes a Unicorn Founder? They are the unbeatable entrepreneurs who have created a start-up valued at $1 billion dollars! How do they do it? To help us all reach our goals, I am sharing one of my favorite panels from the LEAP conference: “Decoding the Journey to Becoming a Billion-Dollar Startup”. Together with Amjad Masad, CEO of Replit, Dileep Thazhmon, Founder and CEO of Jeeves, Martin Villig, Co-founder of Bolt, and Ankush Grover, Co-founder of Rebel Foods, we will dive into what it really means to become a Unicorn. You do not want to miss these secrets on building the mindset, culture, and grit that will take you to the next level. You may just be a Unicorn in the making! If You Liked This Episode You Might Also Like These Episodes: #390: The #1 INSIGHTS From My Journey To Success: Introducing "Who Knew In The Moment Podcast" With Phil Friedrich #388: The Secret To Anti-Aging WITHOUT Surgery with Dr. Anthony Youn America's Holistic Plastic Surgeon #384: Secrets From My Masterclass: Securing Partnerships, Building Your Brand, & Achieving Your Goals with Heather! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Actor Dileep Rao has had the pleasure of working with auteur filmmakers Sam Raimi, James Cameron, and Christopher Nolan. Dileep joins Matt this week to talk about playing Yusuf, the dream chemist in Christopher Nolans 2010 film Inception and Dr. Patel in James Camerons 2009 film Avatar. He also comments on the validity of the Inception fan theories, being able to come to James Cameron with additions to his character, and how working with Sam Raimi on Drag Me to Hell was like working with family. Plus, a discussion on goat castration. Happy New Year!This episode is brought to you by Mack Weldon (www.mackweldon.com code: WASTHERE) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Actor Dileep Rao has had the pleasure of working with auteur filmmakers Sam Raimi, James Cameron, and Christopher Nolan. Dileep joins Matt this week to talk about playing Yusuf, the dream chemist in Christopher Nolans 2010 film Inception and Dr. Patel in James Camerons 2009 film Avatar. He also comments on the validity of the Inception fan theories, being able to come to James Cameron with additions to his character, and how working with Sam Raimi on Drag Me to Hell was like working with family. Plus, a discussion on goat castration. Happy New Year!This episode is brought to you by Mack Weldon (www.mackweldon.com code: WASTHERE) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Club Studio with Dileep & Raffi || RJ Raghav Actor Dileep and director Rafi speak about their upcoming movie “Voice of Sathyanathan” on Club FM.

Launching an all-in-one corporate spend and expense management platform for businesses and global markets is no easy feat, especially when you are a newcomer to the Fintech industry. But innovation can come from the unlikeliest places, and sometimes your outsider status can be an advantage or disadvantage, depending on how you look at it. Today on the show, we welcome Dileep Thazhmon, CEO and Founder of Jeeves, a Y Combinator company providing financial infrastructure for global startups, covering regions as diverse as Brazil, Mexico, Canada, the UK, Europe, and more. When Dileep first started Jeeves, he did not have extensive experience in the Fintech space. But he did have experience in starting — and running — an international company. And it was during that process that he recognized a problem that needed solving. In our conversation with Dileep, we talk about his entrepreneurial journey, the importance of failure, and why so many entrepreneurs start a company based on a problem they've experienced (and that they are passionate about fixing). He describes how lessons from his upbringing connect to his company today and how his lifelong curiosity has been integral to his journey as an entrepreneur. Dileep also reflects on why you need to love the process of building (not just attaining a successful outcome), the advantages you have as a small company, and his advice to listeners looking to pursue a non-traditional career path. Today's conversation is both comprehensive and candid and will leave you with a lot to think about. For a firsthand account of Dileep's fascinating journey and the many lessons he learned from it, be sure to tune in today! Links Mentioned in Today's Episode: Dileep Thazhmon on LinkedIn Dileep Thazhmon on Twitter Jeeves Spiraling Up Y Combinator Ashley Menzies Babatunde Ashley Menzies Babatunde on Instagram Hubspot Podcast Network Rate & Review: If you enjoy listening to No Straight Path, please make sure you write a review and rate the show. It helps other listeners find the podcast. You can rate and review the show here. Thank you! 

Adit joins the show to talk about his career, love for cryptocurrency and more! ***********Unconventional in reel & real life, Adit Dileep is an actor, writer, producer and former investment banker.Born in Bangalore, India, his parents named him Aditya, which means The Sun, a name he aspires and grows towards. His family is made up of his mother and father and his older sister, Divya.At age two, his family moved to Singapore for his father's IT profession, and his mother gave up her position as a Journalist interviewing Indian Celebrities for India Today. His family moved throughout their eight years in Singapore, and moved again to the United States before Y2K.After settling in Bridgewater, New Jersey, Aditya, now 10 years old and fresh off the boat, had to start over. Upon learning that nobody on the school bus could pronounce this new boy's name, some student called him "Adit," and it stuck.Adit wanted to be an actor, but nobody really knew what he meant or why he had such crazy ideas. When it came time for him to go to college, his parents banned him from applying to art school and gave him three options: medicine, law or engineering. Never one to give in to authority, Adit chose business school, thinking he could learn how to be self-sufficient and run his own brand and company.Adit went on to be accepted in the Scholar's Program at NYU Stern Business School. Fun fact, Aziz Ansari followed the exact same path. While Aziz went straight into comedy after graduating, Adit took jobs in various different sectors within Marketing, Startups, Publishing and of course, Accounting and Finance. He graduated with a B.S. in Finance & Marketing and, still at a loss for how to make his dreams come true, took the highest paying job he could find in investment banking.Two years later, he saved up enough to quit and educate himself on the industry. Bright-eyed and idealistic, Adit printed out Yale Drama School's syllabus and crafted his own curriculum with reputable studios and teachers in New York City. Adit got his first big break with a role in Mystic India: The World Tour in 2015, voicing and narrating a script he wrote himself and performing around the U.S. and Europe.The show got Adit his first Manager, and a few Managers later he booked his first Equity show at Hudson Stage Company in NY, NY followed by long-term theatre contracts at the renown Guthrie Theater in Minneapolis, MN and McCarter Theatre in Princeton, NJ. These projects earned Adit his first round of Agency meetings, and he couldn't be happier to sign with Artists & Representatives FKA Stone Manners Salners in NY and LA.He continues to work with Artists & Representatives to this day, along with MKSD Management and Innovative Artists NY for Commercial and VoiceOver.Theatre "Disgraced" (Guthrie Theatre, McCarter Theatre Center), "Animals Out of Paper"(Hudson Stage Company)TV Appearances on "Billions" (Showtime), "Succession" (HBO), "Law & Order: SVU" (NBC), "Brown Nation" (Netflix), "Shades of Blue" (NBC), "Deadbeat" (Hulu), "Breakfast in Bangalore" (Amazon Prime)Film "The Sound of Silence" (Sundance 2019) "Magic Hour" starring Miriam Shor (2020)Commercial Work: Coinmaster - with Emily Ratajkowski, American Express , Brooks Brothers, WeWork, Geico, Grammarly, Jersey Mike's, Denny's, Wealthsimple, JC Penney, Pandora, Google, Trojan, PWC, Optimum, Carl's Jr.

In this episode, Lexman speaks with Dileep George, a contemporary violinist who has taken a unique approach to his art. George discusses his inspirations and how deracination has shaped his performing style.

Happiness Solved with Sandee Sgarlata. In this episode, Sandee interviews Brinda Dixit and Adit Dileep.  Actor & actress married couple who are of Indian descent. Adit has been on shows such as Law & Order, Succession, Billions, and Brinda has appeared in Hallmark movie, Redemption in Cherry Springs and in the video game, Grand Theft Auto Online, amongst other roles. They are now married after meeting in 2017 in Bangalore, India on the set of an Amazon TV pilot called “Breakfast in Bangalore” where they were cast as brother and sister. The two now live in New York, where Brinda previously studied at NYU Tisch's prestigious drama program and Adit studied finance and marketing from NYU Stern School of Business. Connect with Brinda and Adit: https://www.brindadixit.com and https://www.aditdileep.com Connect with Sandee www.sandeesgarlata.com Podcast: www.happinesssolved.com www.facebook.com/coachsandeesgarlata www.twitter.com/sandeesgarlata www.instagram.com/coachsandeesgarlata  

It takes an effort of titans to elevate the startup ecosystem in Latam. At Latitud, we know it's not possible to do it alone; that's why we partnered with Jeeves to help provide access to financial tools to help founders in the most critical stages of their startups.In today's episode, we will have an honest conversation with four great talents: Dileep from Jeeves, Antonia from ALLVP, Gabriel from a16z, and Jonathan from Investo. We will focus on demystifying fundraising for Latin American startups. There is a lot of good information here, and I am sure it will be helpful for everyone, especially considering the outlook for 2023. Hey, apply to be a fellow, open your startup or sign up for our newsletter.Follow us on Linkedin / Twitter / Instagram / Podcast.

Dileep George, Founder of Dileep Lashes, talks about the benefits of wearing pelhams and preselectors and how they can help you achieve the look you're going for.

Episode 355."Inception" and "Avatar" Actor: Dileep Rao.Dileep Rao is an actor, a Jeopardy Champion (January 2002) and just a really good human being. You can find him in "Drag Me to Hell", "Avatar", "Avatar" The Way of Water" (currently in theaters) and as Yusuf, The Chemist in Christopher Nolan's "Inception" starring along Leonardo DiCaprio and Tom Hardy. We had a wonderful conversation talking about:1. The process of Christopher Nolan and James Cameron. How they vary in their approach.2. We talk a bit about his beloved Denver Broncos.3. Dileep's experience as a Jeopardy Champion.4. Toxic fan bases (Star Wars, Marvel, DC) and how far is too far.5. What it was like to be in an iconic cast (Inception) AND on a movie poster to boot! This and so much more. Truly hope you enjoy this interview. I certainly did. Very enjoyable conversation. Dileep is a really talented, bright and a thought out person. Welcome, Dileep Rao.Monday Morning Critic: Instagram, TiKTok, YouTube and Facebook.Twitter:@mdmcriticwww.imdb.com/title/tt12597724/www.mmcpodcast.comContact:  mondaymorningcritic@gmail.com

Being a startup founder comes with a big ambition. To conquer your dreams, however, you should learn the best practices for launching your business, fundraising, and hiring talent.Taking advice from founders who have either exited or transformed their startups into unicorns will shorten that learning journey. Andres Bilbao from Rappi, Dileep Thazhmon from Jeeves, and Ingrid Barth from Linker showed how to think big from day zero at Vamos Latam Summit, our connections and knowledge flagship event.We'll share right now the chat they had, moderated by Rosa Jimenez, from Jeeves. Andres, Dileep, and Ingrid talked about:- When founders are really ready to launch their startups and raise money from investors;- If founders can actually achieve work-life balance, and how important the first hires in a startup are;- What would they change if they could start over as entrepreneurs, and the one piece of advice Andres, Dileep, and Ingrid would each give to startup founders.

The Indian Oboe (Shehnai) Reexamined | Prof. Dileep Karanth | #SangamTalks SrijanTalks

Lexman welcomes Dileep George, a guest on today's episode of the LexmanArtificial Podcast. The two discuss the grampuses of Donau County, Hungary, and the eulogium afforded to them by local residents.

Dileep George talks to Lexman about Richard's arbitrariness and interventionism.

Lexman and Dileep discuss the different types of maple leaves and how they are related to other plants. They also talk about the stellionate plant and ultramontane geography.

Dileep George shares his story about life being an ex-serviceman and how it has shaped who he is today. He also talks about the importance of ratings in our society and how they can be used to measure a person's creditworthiness. Finally, he addresses the fact that some people are seen as being too young to be able to handle serious life decisions, and how important it is to be operoseness in order to achieve success.

Many founders establish businesses and only later realise they are hard to fund. Others aim to create “fundable businesses” yet lack the passion for a long journey. Somewhere along the spectrum is a happy medium which must be balanced along the growth curve as phases change and different types of funders come and go. In […]

Dileep George, a seismologist at the University of California, Irvine, discusses his work studying earthquakes and the ways they can be detected. He also discusses the role of obtuseness in seismic events and the ways scientists can use it to their advantage.

This week, host Nidhi Suresh is joined by journalist Cris from the News Minute. Nidhi and Cris talk about Malayalam actor Dileep being accused of sexual assault, how the case has unfolded, and how it turned into a massive movement within the Malayalam film industry. Cris, who has tracked the case since 2017, says, “Dileep is not just an actor but plays a much bigger role in the industry. So, even if this was such a sensitive case, he still had backing from within the industry. The idea of power is very clear.”They also discuss rape charges against actor Vijay Babu, the work done by the Association of Malayalam Movie Artists, the Justice Hema Commission report, and News Minute's report on how there's a “Weinstein-scale #MeToo movement in India”.This, and a lot more, as they talk about what made news, what didn't, and what shouldn't have.Tune in.Timecodes00:00:00 - Introduction00:00:30 - Case against Dileep, state of Malayalam film industry00:36:18- RecommendationsNL Sena projects: Bulldozing a New Image in MP and The Yogi Who Has It All RecommendationsCrisEleanor Oliphant is Completely FineNidhiEducated: A MemoirWhy did Kerala HC dismiss Dileep's plea to quash conspiracy case?Produced and recorded by Tehreem Roshan, edited by Umrav Singh. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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IC-814 victim Rupin Katyal gets justice, hijacker Ibrahim killed in Karachi, Ukraine wants one-on-one talks between Vladimir Putin and Volodymyr Zelenskyy as Russia's relentless attacks enter a 13th consecutive day, HC rejects Malayalam star Dileep's plea against fresh probe in actor sexual assault case & other top news in this bulletin.

Dr. Dileep Rao is a VC turned Reverse-VC. VCs finance after the 'Aha' moment. As a Reverse-VC, he teaches entrepreneurs to get to Aha! Previously, Dileep financed ventures (~400 deals using equity, debt, leases, development finance) and managed business turnarounds (succeeded on 4/5) . Now he teaches Unicorn-Entrepreneurship: * Small business is about low-growth * Entrepreneurship is about take-off with VC -- but 99.98% of entrepreneurs should avoid VC and the rest should delay. Unicorn-Entrepreneurship (U-E) is about taking off without VC: * VC focuses on opportunities. Reverse-VC focuses on entrepreneurs. * VC focuses on capital. Reverse-VC focuses on skills and smart strategies. * VC funds hot ventures after Aha. Reverse-VC helps entrepreneurs get to Aha * VC helps 20/100,000 ventures. Reverse-VC helps 100,000/100,000. U-E trains entrepreneurs to grow from idea to Aha using the proven skills and strategies of u-entrepreneurs, which are included in his latest books: • Finance Secrets of Billion-Dollar Entrepreneurs: discusses finance and launch secrets of u-entrepreneurs • Nothing Ventured, Everything Gained: discusses opportunity and business secrets of u-entrepreneurs. Dileep learned unicorn secrets by financing entrepreneurs, 9 of whom became unicorn-entrepreneurs, interviewing 33, and analyzing 80. 87 were billion-dollar entrepreneurs (BDEs): • 1% got VC after Tech Aha. 5% got VC after Strategy Aha! These entrepreneurs were replaced by a CEO • 18% used Reverse-VC till Aha. They got VC after Strategy and Leadership Aha and stayed as CEO. • 76% used Reverse-VC, avoided VC, and stayed as CEO. The 94% of BDEs who avoided or delayed VC retained 2x – 7x the wealth created. For more, see “The Truth About Venture Capital” (dileeprao.com). Dileep's previous books were on venture financing, including Business Financing: 25 Keys to Raising Money (NY Times) and Handbook of Business Finance & Capital Sources (AMA, NY). Inc. magazine noted: “Like the U.S. Cavalry, this Handbook enters the scene just in time.” Dileep has consulted on venture development with entrepreneurs, Fortune 500 corporations, economic developers, the U.S. government, and community development corporations to help them bridge the VC gap from Idea to Aha. Dileep has served on boards of many companies and been the chair of one. He has taught entrepreneurship, unicorn entrepreneurship, VC, and venture financing at Florida International University, Harvard, Stanford, INCAE, University of Minnesota and the Warsaw School of Economics.

Welcome to Season 1 Episode 43 of Digital Dissection: A Nerd Podcast! On today's episode Mark and Joe have a conversation with actor Dileep Rao! You have likely seen him in films and series such as Inception, Avatar, and Drag Me to Hell, and Z Nation! Dileep not only goes over his career as an actor, but he also touches on his early life, how he came into his craft, valuable life lessons, and...the Denver Broncos? Music Credits "Pixel Peeker Polka (Faster)" Written and Performed by Kevin MacLeod "Our Young Guts" Written and Performed by Andy G. Cohen Mass Trailer https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oU56Ns1nXsE

As everyone quickly realized during the pandemic, remote work and distributed teams are here to stay. How should startups think about managing their global payments? On today’s show, we ask Dileep about the issues with multiple payment rails, bringing on independent contractors as full-time employees, and setting up local and global entities with various forms of credit.About DileepDileep is the co-founder and CEO of Jeeves, a company that provides financial infrastructure for global startups. Previously, he was Co-Founder & COO at Jeeng/PowerInbox and M&A Strategy consultant at Deloitte Consulting. He graduated with an MBA from Stanford, and was part of the YC Summer Class of 20. In this episode we discuss:02:22 What the distributed workforce market looked like prior to COVID-1904:33 How COVID changed the global infrastructure stack06:16 How startups have dealt with hiring remote workers07:14 Other challenges startups face when paying in local currencies10:03 Navigating the input-output flow of currencies11:43 Why most fintechs tend to focus on a single country13:36 How Jeeves is thinking about the future of multi-faceted payments14:22 The democratization of single payments across the world15:53 Suggestions for founders regarding international payroll/ HR risks18:06 Advice from Dileep as a founder20:37 Should international employees be hired as independent contractors?22:29 Over-correcting for success23:36 Covering third party costs for remote teams25:44 How should a founder think about hidden/unseen costs in the global market?27:57 Annual losses to global transaction costs, and why there has not been a solution before31:09 How non-US entities can benefit from working with Jeeves33:34 Jeeves’ funding history36:08 Taking on additional debt37:01 The future of Jeeves in terms of new markets/product offeringsFast FavoritesPodcastThe DailyNewsletter/BlogPro Football TalkTech GadgetPortable SpeakersNew TrendMeme StocksBookThe Undercover Economist  by Tim HarfordFollow Matt Cohen and Tank Talks here!Podcast production support provided by Agentbee.Agency This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit tanktalks.substack.com

In this episode Dileep Vasudevan is presenting an important subject, addressing the hidden traits of various cognitive and social biases in all of us in different levels. In this monologue Dileep is doing a deep dive into the psychological and evolutionary reasons for both conscious and unconscious biases we all experience in our daily lives.He is not only addressing the issues here, but offering helpful insights for consciously overcoming the hidden biases in us. Like this content? Subscribe to the podcast in your favorite podcasting platform (Google, Spotify,  Apple) or YouTube, email us at podcast@day2project.com, follow us on twitter @Day2Project

Dileep Singh returns to the podcast with an update of the Power Apps Portals General Availability and some hints as to what might be coming in 2020 wave 1.  Also discussed is the new Configuration Migration Tool, Forms Pro and Web Forms. Unified Interface Transition dates Portal: https://runone.powerappsportals.com/ Ideas site: https://experience.dynamics.com/ideas/ Colin's blog: https://colinvermander.com/ Nick's blog: https://readyxrm.blog Nick's Portals Training at Scottish Summit 2020: https://scottishsummit.com/event/nd

This episode is brought to you by KingswaySoft. Today Dileep Singh, Principal Program Manager Lead from Microsoft, joins Nick and Colin to talk PowerApps Portals. Links: Introducing PowerApps Portals https://powerapps.microsoft.com/en-us/blog/introducing-powerapps-portals-powerful-low-code-websites-for-external-users/ PowerApps Portals Pricing Update https://colinvermander.com/2019/08/29/powerapps-portals-pricing-update/ PowerApps and Microsoft Flow licensing FAQs for October 2019 https://docs.microsoft.com/en-ca/power-platform/admin/powerapps-flow-licensing-faq#will-powerapps-and-microsoft-flow-use-rights-change-for-dynamics-365-applications PowerApps Portals Release Overview 2019 wave 2 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6NPtZSMH0h4 Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dileep-singh-82b57317/ Music:www.purple-planet.com  

Refresh the Cache (brought to you by D365UG) was recorded live from the show floor at Microsoft Ignite!  Our guests are Dileep Singh, Sr. Program Manager – Microsoft Portals Team & Smith Codio, Program Manager – Microsoft ISV Success Team.  We cover many questions provided to us from listeners such as: How will portals align to the future of apps/CDS?  What is being done to continue to improve performance? Is there OData v4 compatibility for entity list OData feeds? …and more! Links  Dileep Singh – LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/dileep-singh-82b57317/ Smith Codio – LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/smithcodio/ This episode is a production of Dynamic Podcasts LLC. Subscribe to the  CRM Audio network of podcasts on Apple Podcasts and Spotify.