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In the final episode of the podcast I, Sal Daher, review important lessons I learned in seven years of interviews and decades of investing. In my voice and in the voice of my guests, I recapitulate the discoveries most salient to me and invite listeners to find their own nuggets in the sound archive which will remain available on Apple Podcasts and other platforms. AngelInvestBoston.com will have 250 episode pages with sound, notes, and in most cases, annotated transcripts. I'll be publishing new content at Substack.com focused on keeping fit as we age. You can find me there under Sal Daher or under Aging Fit. Startups will show up occasionally. Here's a link to the Substack: Sal Daher's Substack - Aging Fit Thanks for listening. Highlights: ·      Lesson 1: Company-Specific Risk – The Bad & The Good – Why It Matters in Startup Investing ·      Lesson 2A: “You know nothing, Jon Snow” – The Need for Tight Risk Control ·      Lesson 2B: “You Know Nothing, Jon Snow” – Whence a Real 400X Return ·      Lesson 3A: What to Look for in a Startup? What to Look for in a Founding Team? ·      Lesson 3B: The Most Significant Results from Ed Roberts' Research ·      Lesson 4A: It's Important Not to Keep Your Idea Secret but to Talk to Many People About It ·      Lesson 4B: The Google Problem – Why Founders Should Be Open About their Ideas ·      Lesson 3B Recapitulated: Robust Finding: Larger Teams Do Better; Startups Tend to Have Teams that Are Too Small ·      Lesson 5A: Focus, Focus, Focus ·      Lesson 5B: Focus, Focus, Focus ·      Lesson 6: Take the Money & Run ·      Lesson 7:  It's a Long Way from the Lab to the Clinic ·      Why I Am Ending the Podcast – Archive Available – See You at Substack.com     Guest: Sal Daher      Topics: angel investing strategies, co-founders, biotech, exits, pivots, partnerships with strategics

In this week's episode of Fostering Change, Rob Scheer talks with Tony Hynes. Tony is an adoptee, former foster youth, author of “The Son with Two Moms:, Training Specialist at the Center for Adoption Support and Education, and PH.D. Candidate studying the well-being of adult interracial adoptees. Rob and Tony discuss The importance of discussing Intersectionality in adoptive/foster care communities, and how to empower adoptees/foster communities through the life-course.Story Key Notes:

You ask how we know about Dallas Stars hockey? Well, we spent a week there one day. Wes, Taylor and Mark reflect on the month's worth of news the Victory Green Gang made in the past 96 hours or so. In this must-listen edition: Are the Stars the most dramatic team in the NHL, or is it just that the drama tends to be concentrated in big clumps? Was it a good idea to give Ben Bishop one last shot at a return from injury? Was Anton Khudobin's contract extension absolutely necessary? What can we expect now that the Jake Oettinger - Braden Holtby Era is officially upon us? What's happening to the league now that the Omicron variant has given COVID-19 its big comeback – and is a temporary shutdown inevitable? What does that have to do with the unspecified non-COVID illness that's lingering in the Stars' dressing room and refusing to leave? What do they need to do to play through misfortune and still keep their identity? (IMPORTANT: Not the identity where they can't score. They can lose that one.) And what about the Winter Olympics? (No, seriously, what about them?) What are your favorite Bish memories? Share and enjoy in the comments. (Eat at Stargazing.) Remember, we're always on the lookout for burning questions. Post them in the comments at Defending Big D, or seek us out @WesALawrence or @KETibbetts. You could be part of the next podcast. And as always, we love it when you rate, review and share. Tell us how we're doing wherever you subscribe.

You ask how we know about Dallas Stars hockey? Well, we spent a week there one day. Wes, Taylor and Mark reflect on the month's worth of news the Victory Green Gang made in the past 96 hours or so. In this must-listen edition: Are the Stars the most dramatic team in the NHL, or is it just that the drama tends to be concentrated in big clumps? Was it a good idea to give Ben Bishop one last shot at a return from injury? Was Anton Khudobin's contract extension absolutely necessary? What can we expect now that the Jake Oettinger - Braden Holtby Era is officially upon us? What's happening to the league now that the Omicron variant has given COVID-19 its big comeback – and is a temporary shutdown inevitable? What does that have to do with the unspecified non-COVID illness that's lingering in the Stars' dressing room and refusing to leave? What do they need to do to play through misfortune and still keep their identity? (IMPORTANT: Not the identity where they can't score. They can lose that one.) And what about the Winter Olympics? (No, seriously, what about them?) What are your favorite Bish memories? Share and enjoy in the comments. (Eat at Stargazing.) Remember, we're always on the lookout for burning questions. Post them in the comments at Defending Big D, or seek us out @WesALawrence or @KETibbetts. You could be part of the next podcast. And as always, we love it when you rate, review and share. Tell us how we're doing wherever you subscribe.

Biden Budget Update, FEHB & My Interview on the Frankie Boyer Show A LOT HAS CHANGED.

Ed Roberts started the scholarly study of startups. Learn from this brilliant academic pioneer and seasoned investor in Sohu.com and HubSpot about the keys to success in founding a tech company. Along the way you will be entertained and charmed by his most engaging narrative style. He grew up in working-class Chelsea, Massachusetts. At Chelsea High, he received preparation that would allow him to explore the academic delights offered by MIT’s curriculum. Four MIT degrees later he was on the faculty at MIT’s Sloan School of Management studying the impact of NASA’s research on the economy. From there it was a short hop to founding the study of tech startups. He also co-founded two successful companies, including Meditech. His course on entrepreneurship incubated Beijing's Sohu.com and Boston's HubSpot. Ed Roberts was an early investor in both. The oft-cited result that companies founded by MIT alums generate revenues equivalent to the 10th largest economy in the world is one of the products of his scholarship. He also delves into his work on the optimal composition of founding teams. Among the many topics covered in this bravura interview are: Ed Roberts Bio High School in Working-class Town of Chelsea Thoroughly Prepared Ed Roberts for Success at MIT Sound Preparation from Chelsea High Allowed Ed Roberts to Explore the MIT Curriculum Ed Roberts Meets Jay Forrester, Co-inventor of the Core Memory and Founder of System Dynamics Research into Entrepreneurship Springs from NASA Project to Measure Impact of Its Technology Ed Roberts Starts His First Company, Pugh-Roberts Associates MIT Faculty Form Consulting Firms, MIT Grads Form Product Companies Ed Roberts Founds Meditech Engineers Debate the Need for a Marketing Person on the Meditech Team – Hired the Only Marketing Person They Knew Sal Daher’s Pitch for Listeners to Give Back by Reviewing the Podcast on iTunes and Telling Others About It The Most Significant Results from Ed Roberts’ Research It’s Important Not to Keep Your Idea Secret but to Talk to Many People About It Eric von Hippel & User Innovation Ideas Are Overvalued – Person Who Has It Gets Too Much Credit – Pivots Are the Norm – Nobody Remembers All the Pivots – Example: Founders of HubSpot Ed Roberts Invests in Founders, Not Ideas Charles Zhang & the Founding of Sohu.com – Ed Roberts Was Surprised Charles Zhang Wanted to Return to China – Amazing Story! “I’ve always focused on ground zero companies. I do not regard a ground zero company as a frightening and risky thing. I regard it as the place to be because that’s where the fun is, that’s where you can have impact and, to me, if you’ve passed my test, that you’re passionate, you’re dedicated, you’re trying to do something that seems worthwhile, you’re smart, you’re open. I’m going to be able to relate to you. Then, I don’t see it as a risky thing”. Data on PhDs as Founders? Why Are MIT Students & Alums So Likely to Invest in Startups? 30% of MIT Alumni Go to Work for a Startup – Of Those 25% Go on to Found Their Own Company – Those Companies Outperform the Market Second Companies Outperform First Companies; Third Outperform Second – Studies of Universities as Sources of Innovation – Chuck Easley Did Similar Study at Stanford

Sharing my defintion of "spiritual toxicity" and how to avoid it. IMPORTANT: Not making fun of "spirtual influencers/people", just stating stereotypes and how you dont have to be that way to be spiritual. For health coaching, please find me at @iam.ennkay Appreciate the love and support! Dont forget to subscribe, rate and review the podcast :) @chaosintheattic

Nia Shanks shares why the weight on the barbell is important and the weight on the scale is not. Episode 577: The Weight on the Barbell is Important - Not the Scale by Nia Shanks (Losing Bodyfat & Creating a Healthy Mindset) Nia Shanks is a writer and coach, and leader of the Lift Like a Girl revolution. She helps women discover and reach their potential through an empowering approach to health, fitness, and life. Nia also hosts The Nia Shanks Show--the podcast dedicated to helping you reach your health and fitness goals and become the most awesome version of yourself. The original post is located here: https://www.niashanks.com/the-weight-on-the-barbell-is-important-not-the-scale/ Please Rate & Review the Show! Visit Me Online at OLDPodcast.com and in The O.L.D. Facebook Group Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Ed Roberts started the scholarly study of startups. Learn from this brilliant academic pioneer and seasoned investor in Sohu.com and HubSpot about the keys to success in founding a tech company. Along the way you will be entertained and charmed by his most engaging narrative style. He grew up in working-class Chelsea, Massachusetts. At Chelsea High, he received preparation that would allow him to explore the academic delights offered by MIT’s curriculum. Four MIT degrees later he was on the faculty at MIT’s Sloan School of Management studying the impact of NASA’s research on the economy. From there it was a short hop to founding the study of tech startups. He also co-founded successful companies, including Meditech. His course on entrepreneurship incubated Beijing's Sohu.com and Boston's HubSpot. Ed Roberts was an early investor in both. The oft-cited result that companies founded by MIT alums generate revenues equivalent to the 10th largest economy in the world is one of the products of his scholarship. He also delves into his work on the optimal composition of founding teams. Among the many topics covered in this bravura interview are: Ed Roberts Bio High School in Working-class Town of Chelsea Thoroughly Prepared Ed Roberts for Success at MIT Sound Preparation from Chelsea High Allowed Ed Roberts to Explore the MIT Curriculum Ed Roberts Meets Jay Forrester, Co-inventor of the Core Memory and Founder of System Dynamics Research into Entrepreneurship Springs from NASA Project to Measure Impact of Its Technology Ed Roberts Starts His First Company, Pugh-Roberts Associates MIT Faculty Form Consulting Firms, MIT Grads Form Product Companies Ed Roberts Founds Meditech Engineers Debate the Need for a Marketing Person on the Meditech Team – Hired the Only Marketing Person They Knew Sal Daher’s Pitch for Listeners to Give Back by Reviewing the Podcast on iTunes and Telling Others About It The Most Significant Results from Ed Roberts’ Research It’s Important Not to Keep Your Idea Secret but to Talk to Many People About It Eric von Hippel & User Innovation Ideas Are Overvalued – Person Who Has It Gets Too Much Credit – Pivots Are the Norm – Nobody Remembers All the Pivots – Example: Founders of HubSpot Ed Roberts Invests in Founders, Not Ideas Charles Zhang & the Founding of Sohu.com – Ed Roberts Was Surprised Charles Zhang Wanted to Return to China – Amazing Story! “I’ve always focused on ground zero companies. I do not regard a ground zero company as a frightening and risky thing. I regard it as the place to be because that’s where the fun is, that’s where you can have impact and, to me, if you’ve passed my test, that you’re passionate, you’re dedicated, you’re trying to do something that seems worthwhile, you’re smart, you’re open. I’m going to be able to relate to you. Then, I don’t see it as a risky thing”. Data on PhDs as Founders? Why Are MIT Students & Alums So Likely to Invest in Startups? 30% of MIT Alumni Go to Work for a Startup – Of Those 25% Go on to Found Their Own Company – Those Companies Outperform the Market Second Companies Outperform First Companies; Third Outperform Second – Studies of Universities as Sources of Innovation – Chuck Easley Did Similar Study at Stanford        

Be more vulnerable! Be yourself! Act natural! Be authentic! Step into your authentic self! WTF does that all mean? I tackle one of them, how to be vulnerable and give you 2 very tangible and actionable things you can do to start being more vulnerable in your relationships. Important: Not sure what you actually want in your relationship? Get clarity by joining the Dating Refresh HERE. (It’s free!) Ready to figure out what’s missing in your life so they can stop the cycle of unhealthy relationships? Apply for a FREE Love/Life Consult HERE. If you get value from Date Yourself Radio, please rate & review it in iTunes. It only takes a sec to impact our ranking + it’ll help other women find our community!

All this month, I’m sharing a new series on the podcast, all about why you’re attracting emotionally unavailable men. Today is part 2! If you haven’t listened to part 1, make sure you listen to that, then dive in here. Important: Not sure what you actually want in your relationship? Get clarity by joining the Dating Refresh HERE. (It’s free!) Ready to figure out what’s missing in your life so they can stop the cycle of unhealthy relationships? Apply for a FREE Love/Life Consult HERE. If you get value from Date Yourself Radio, please rate & review it in iTunes. It only takes a sec to impact our ranking + it’ll help other women find our community! Sponsor: Audible – Free audiobook download and a 30-day free trial. http://veronicagrant.com/episode69

I get this question a lot. Or I hear women say that they’re dating themselves and learning how to be happy being alone. No, no no! That’s not what dating yourself is meant for. Listen into this episode to hear what learning to be happy alone is really all about, and how to deal with the loneliness that comes from being alone. Important: Not sure what you actually want in your relationship? Get clarity by joining the Dating Refresh HERE. (It’s free!) [hyperlink: veronicagrant.com/datingrefresh] Ready to figure out what’s missing in your life so they can stop the cycle of unhealthy relationships? Apply for a FREE Love/Life Consult HERE. If you get value from Date Yourself Radio, please rate & review it in iTunes. It only takes a sec to impact our ranking + it’ll help other women find our community! Links mentioned in the show: Join me on Instagram! Join the Dating Refresh and get clear on what you actually want in your ideal relationship. It’s totally free, and you can sign up here. Sponsor: Audible – Free audiobook download and a 30-day free trial.

All this month, I’m sharing a new series on the podcast, all about why you’re attracting emotionally unavailable men. Important: Not sure what you actually want in your relationship? Get clarity by joining the Dating Refresh HERE. (It’s free!) Ready to figure out what’s missing in your life so they can stop the cycle of unhealthy relationships? Apply for a FREE Love/Life Consult HERE. If you get value from Date Yourself Radio, please rate & review it in iTunes. It only takes a sec to impact our ranking + it’ll help other women find our community! Sponsor: Audible – Free audiobook download and a 30-day free trial. http://veronicagrant.com/episode68

You’ve done a lot of work on yourself. Things are going great. And then boom. You get triggered. Something throws you off. A date didn’t go as planned. Well, you have two choices. Listen into this episode to hear those two choices, then tell me, which choice are you going to make? Important: Not sure what you actually want in your relationship? Get clarity by joining the Dating Refresh HERE. (It’s free!) Ready to figure out what’s missing in your life so they can stop the cycle of unhealthy relationships? Apply for a FREE Love/Life Consult HERE. If you get value from Date Yourself Radio, please rate & review it in iTunes. It only takes a sec to impact our ranking + it’ll help other women find our community!

If you HATE (or straight up can’t) make a decision this episode is for you. Whether you struggle with what to order at a restaurant or if you should stay in your relationship, it doesn’t have to be so hard. Listen in to hear my take on making decisions, which questions to ask, and why you really can’t mess it up. Important: Not sure what you actually want in your relationship? Get clarity by joining the Dating Refresh HERE. (It’s free!) Ready to figure out what’s missing in your life so they can stop the cycle of unhealthy relationships? Apply for a FREE Love/Life Consult HERE. If you get value from Date Yourself Radio, please rate & review it in iTunes. It only takes a sec to impact our ranking + it’ll help other women find our community!

I’m pulling out a fan (and personal favorite) episode this week. Don’t worry, it’s super relevant, and it’s all about how to meet met and make friends as an adult. In the intro, I list 3 things I’ve learned from my friendship with Casey, and how it can help you make more friends and meet more men. What you’ll learn: How to meet men you want to date How to deal with rejection if you show interest to a man How to go outside your social comfort zone… even if you’re introverted! The difference between being shy + introverted How to pull yourself out of the story Important: Not sure what you actually want in your relationship? Get clarity by joining the Dating Refresh HERE. (It’s free!) Ready to figure out what’s missing in your life so they can stop the cycle of unhealthy relationships? Apply for a FREE Love/Life Consult HERE. If you get value from Date Yourself Radio, please rate & review it in iTunes. It only takes a sec to impact our ranking + it’ll help other women find our community! http://veronicagrant.com/episode66

Are you struggling to get over an ex and let a relationship go? I’m not talking you just got out of a relationship and you’re still in the mourning phase. I mean, you reeeally can’t get over this one. And it’s been months, or even years since the relationship ended. If that’s you, then you’re missing something, and it may be in this episode. Important: Not sure what you actually want in your relationship? Get clarity by joining the Dating Refresh HERE. (It’s free!) Ready to figure out what’s missing in your life so they can stop the cycle of unhealthy relationships? Apply for a FREE Love/Life Consult HERE. If you get value from Date Yourself Radio, please rate & review it in iTunes. It only takes a sec to impact our ranking + it’ll help other women find our community!