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Welcome to this week's BWB Extra where we continue our conversation with Sukhi Jutla, Co-Founder & COO of Market Orders.We take a deeper look at today's Gold Jewellery industry and get to hear about how Sukhi believes it can be revolutionised with her platform Marketplace. From progress on the shop floor to turning jewellery into NFTs and entering the metaverse, big visions lead the way in today's episode.BWB is powered by Oury Clark.

Our guest this week is Sukhi Jutla who is the co-founder of MarketOrders, an online B2B platform for the gold and diamond jewellery industry.Sukhi's won numerous awards including Asian Women of Achievement, Female Entrepreneur of The Year and named Top 100 European Digital Pioneer by The Financial Times and Google. She's a leading international speaker and influencer in Tech, qualified IBM Blockchain Foundation Developer and holds board positions with the Mayor of London's Digital Skills Partnership, the Department of International Trade in the UK and is an Associate of the University College London Centre for Blockchain Technologies (UCL CBT).And if that wasn't enough, Sukhi is also an Author of a range of publications in Fintech and Blockchain Technology.Pure enlightenment incoming!Check out Sukhi Jutla's book recommendations:"Untamed" by Glennon Doyle"The Untethered Soul by Michael Singer""Atomic Habits" by James ClearBWB is powered by Oury Clark.

Sukhi Jutla is co-founder and COO of MarketOrders, which has developed and scaled a highly practical and relevant retail application for blockchain in the precious metals industry, connecting midstream with downstream in the U.K.’s billion-dollar market for gold and diamond jewelry. The company helps independent jewelers to access gold and diamond inputs from global suppliers quickly, efficiently and more cheaply. In 2018 she was named one of the Top 100 European Digital Pioneers by the Financial Times as well as one of the Top 10 Crypto influencers of 2020 by blockchain bank Trastra. In this episode, she talks about the MarketOrders business model, about the future blockchain, and the global supply chain for precious commodities.

Can blockchain technology which streamlines and secures supply chains operate across widely different industries?‘Yes’, says Stephan Nilsson, founder and CEO of the Oslo-based enterprise blockchain platform UNISOT. ‘Well, I might be persuaded,’ says Sukhi Jutla, co-founder and CEO of MarketOrders, a London-based online platform for the gold and diamond jewelry industry.The two entrepreneurs were brought together for this week’s episode of CoinGeek Conversations, in which Charles Miller invited them to compare their respective fields – jewelry for Sukhi, and, as his first case study for UNISOT, Stephan’s experience with supply chains in the Norwegian fish industry. The discussion revolved around how blockchain would be utilized to establish faster and cost-effective transactions, as well as boosting transparency levels within the supply chain.At MarketOrders, precious stones and jewels are constantly being moved from one location to another and because of this, Sukhi stresses transparency is key. “When something goes wrong during the process, who is to blame? There is no transparency in the industry.” To address the issue, MarketOrders is exploring blockchain solutions.MarketOrders published a white paper last year detailing the use of blockchain technology. One use case Sukhi mentions is the technology’s ability to provide tools that could help the company speed up payments hence avoiding large transaction fees. “We've got as far as creating MarketOrders Tokens. We envision this is to have an ecosystem on our platform whereby our suppliers and our customers actually settle payments using the tokens.”Stephan couldn’t agree more with Sukhi when it comes to blockchain and transparency. UNISOT specializes in the use of blockchain to efficiently manage supply chains, starting with the seafood supply chain. He outlined some similarities between UNISOT’s objective and what MarketOrders wants to achieve. “There's a lot of the same thing here, we have to take care of a product that is being moved around in the world, and today there are a lot of problems encountered while doing that, and that's where this technology can help.” Stephan goes on to describe his experience working with Bitcoin SV, UNISOT’s preferred blockchain technology. He almost refers to it as the gold standard when it comes to scalability. “With this blockchain technology [BSV], it's so scalable and so low cost.” As he points out, scalability is essential for a growing business. “You must have a system that is scalable because you don't want to rebuild your application or your whole system every six months when a couple of developers decides to put in a new function.” Sukhi admits not having heard of BSV before but after speaking to Stephan about its scalability and micro-payment capabilities, she was ready to explore further with Stephan, to find out about his UNISOT solution.Stephan didn’t shy away from speaking his thoughts on Ethereum, which Sukhi had been looking at: “It doesn’t scale: Ethereum offers a lot of solutions but none of them are in production. No one has actually been able to run this production using all the functionality of the Ethereum blockchain because it's simply not scaling.”The podcast capped off with a brief discussion on cryptocurrency and its price volatility. Sukhi reacts to the recent publicity around BTC stating, “the price volatility is a huge distraction and my focus is always on the application of the technology… blockchain is actually a technology. It's an application. It's a different way of doing something. And in my opinion, it's a far more trustworthy and efficient way to do a process that's already existing.”Stephan ended his interview with a recommendation for Sukhi and people who are interested to learn more about BSV. He suggests watching ‘The Bitcoin Theory’ with Ryan X Charles on YouTube. “It has e

In this special episode, four of the UK’s leading women in business have joined us for a candid conversation on how they led their business through the challenges of 2020 and successfully generated savings on their bottom lines. You’ll hear inspiring insights from Sharmadean Reid MBE, Polly McMaster, Sukhi Jutla, and Hannah Rhodes, from smart ways to identify efficiencies to creating cash flow forecasts for every type of business scenario. To find out more information about American Express Business Cards, visit: americanexpress.com/uk/businesscard For more tips and advice on how to run a small business, visit our BTI hub: americanexpress.com/uk/businesstrends Host: Nigel Cassidy Host: Kate Bassett Guest: Sharmadean Reid, Founder of Beautystack Guest: Polly McMaster, Founder of The Fold Guest: Sukhi Jutla, co-founder of MarketOrders Guest: Hannah Rhodes, Founder of Hiver Beers Producer: earshotstrategies @EarshotLtd See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week, the spotlight falls on Sukhi Jutla, Co-Founder of the"uber for the gold and diamond industry" that is MarketOrders - an award-winning B2B platform that she launched four years ago, that enables independent retail jewellers to buy gold and diamond jewellery directly, securely and seamlessly from international suppliers, using blockchain technology. A process, which I of course ask Sukhi to breakdown for me in layman's terms! Having won numerous awards including Asian Women of Achievement, Female Entrepreneur of The Year and named a Top 100 European Digital Pioneer by The Financial Times and Google, not to mention revolutionising a previously old fashioned and often corrupted industry; the former investment banker-turned-entrepreneur sat down to chat with me a few weeks ago about the realities that she's faced behind the scenes in her business journey so far.From how she's learnt en route how to block out unsolicited advice and trust her own judgement when it comes to decision making, why she opted to sell her handbag collection to save money in the early days; to why Ben & Jerry's came in handy when she realised that she needed to walk away from £250k; to this is Sukhi's story so far!PS. She can. She did. has just launched the UK's first Benefits Programme for self-employed womxn in the UK! Join 100s of other female founders and self-employed womxn and start rewarding your resilience today! Join now: www.shecandid.com She can. She did. Resilience, rewarded.The good old social handles should you fancy a further peek!She can. She did. @shecanshedidMarketOrders @market_orders See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Subscribe & Download Listen on Apple Podcasts Listen on Google Play Follow us onSoundCloud Listen on Spotify Guest: Sukhi Jutla https://vimeo.com/450499059 Episode Transcript 00:07 Ramesh: Hello everyone. Welcome to one more episode of the agile entrepreneurial podcast. And this is your host Ramesh Dontha. Today I'm very excited to bring an entrepreneur from United Kingdom. She's the founder of www.marketorders.net. She's a very sought-after international speaker, leader and qualified IBM blockchain developer winning numerous awards including Asian women of achievement, female entrepreneur of the year, and top 100 European digital pioneer by the financial times, no less and of course Google. In 2018 Sukhi made global headlines becoming the world's first number one bestselling blockchain app. Sukhi, I am so glad to have you on my podcast. Welcome. 00:53 Sukhi: Hello Ramesh and it's really, really great to be here and thank you for that wonderful warm introduction. 01:01 Ramesh: All right, Sukhi, so please, let's go ahead, please introduce yourself and then let's talk about your business. What is it? 01:07 Sukhi: Yeah, sure. So you know, you introduced me in a great way, but in my own words, I usually say I'm a bit of an accidental entrepreneur. I actually started my life as; I usually say a corporate cog. I sort of fell into that rabbit hole of doing a 9 to 5 job working for a very prestigious bank. And I was in banking for a number of years, but it was just something in my soul I think that always was quite creative and just very entrepreneurial. And over the course of the last 10 to 12 years, I've actually started a number of different businesses. Some didn't work how it, some had some you know some promise. But at the end of the day I think I was just trying to figure out what it is I wanted to do with my life. And today I'm the cofounder of market orders. And so I feel like I find what it is I'm supposed to be doing. I really enjoy being an entrepreneur and being a technology entrepreneur and marketing order today is a tech marketplace where we connect suppliers and retailers who want to buy and source gold and diamond jewelry products. And what we're doing is very disruptive, because it's a very traditional industry whereby most of the transactions when it comes to high value products like gold and diamond jewelry is still very much done in person because of that trusted element. But what we are doing is, I usually say it's like the Uber for gold and diamonds. We just, we are just a better way to help suppliers and the retailers to access the products that they need in a much more efficient manner. 02:56 Ramesh: Wow. So it's a high value business and you're using latest technology like a blockchain to disrupt the gateway. So when did you start market orders? 03:05 Sukhi: So market orders were started in the summer of 2016. So we are speaking in January 2020. So it's coming up to four years. And over the course of four years we have really iterated ...

In this conversation with Sukhi Jutla, founder of Market Orders ("the Uber for the gold and diamond industry"), we talk about overcoming the pressure to be a "good girl", leaving jobs that shrink our souls, and bringing transparency to traditional industries using digital processes and technology. Sukhi's interview is full of life lessons and spirit lessons that will expand your sense of the possible, so listen in and get ready to be inspired.You can check out Market Orders at: https://marketorders.net/And for more great Entreprenora content, please follow us on Instagram @Entreprenora_official, and subscribe to our newsletter by visiting our website: www.entreprenora.co.uk

    FROM EMPLOYEE TO ENTREPRENEUR   In episode 3, Kim interviews Co-Founder of MarketOrders and a Top 100 European Digital Pioneer according to The Financial Times and Google.   Sukhi is an award winning entrepreneur and the author of 3 books including ‘Escape the Cubicle’ which she wrote as her own self-help manual for leaving her successful finance career to become an entrepreneur.   She shares her honest account of leaving the City to create more balance and her advice for:   transitioning from employee to entrepreneur rising from the ashes of failed start-ups creating daily rituals for success   If you’re curious to try meditation or reconnect with it, and start creating more balance sign up for my FREE 5 Day Meditation challenge here for 5 x short guided daily meditations delivered to your inbox Monday to Friday.     About Sukhi:   Sukhi Jutla is an award-winning entrepreneur and author of 3 books.   She is the co-founder of MarketOrders, an online B2B platform for the gold and diamond jewellery industry.   She is a leading international speaker, influencer and thought leader in tech and a qualified IBM Blockchain Foundation Developer.   She is recognized by a number of industry awards including the Asian Women of Achievement Awards, Management Todays ’35 Women Under 35′ and named a Top 100 European Digital Pioneer by The Financial Times and Google.   In April 2018 Sukhi made global headlines when she became the World’s First #1 Bestselling ‘Blockchain’ Author.     Learn more & connect with Sukhi here: Website Twitter LinkedIn     About Kim: Kim Sprague is a Certified Coach and Founder on a mission to help busy working women and entrepreneurs to create more balance in their life and business.   Kim left an 11 year career as a corporate communications leader, after training to become a Yoga Teacher in 2016 and later with the Mindful Talent Coaching Academy (AC).  She has balanced a wellness side hustle, busy job and London lifestyle; quit her job without one to go to, and has consciously created a balanced life as a Coach, founder and Mum.   Kim is passionate about holding space for women - away from their busy careers, social lives and families - to intuitively guide them and support them to find clarity, power and balance.   For more information, free resources or to work with Kim Sprague visit her website here. To discuss this episode with other female founders, leaders and aspiring entrepreneurs, join the Free Her Balanced Business online community here.  

Sukhi Jutla is an award-winning entrepreneur and author of 3 books. She is the co-founder of MarketOrders, an online B2B platform for the gold and diamond jewelry industry. She is a leading international speaker, influencer and thought leader in tech and a qualified IBM Blockchain Foundation Developer. She is recognized by a number of industry awards including the Asian Women of Achievement Awards, Management Todays '35 Women Under 35′ and named a Top 100 European Digital Pioneer by The Financial Times and Google. In April 2018 Sukhi made global headlines when she became the World's First #1 Bestselling ‘Blockchain' Author. About MarketOrders MarketOrders is an online marketplace helping independent retail jewelers to source the products they need faster, cheaper and direct from suppliers. Find out more at https://www.marketorders.net/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

PODCOIN We first met Sukhi Jutla briefly in episode 17, where she told us about the Alliance of Independent Authors and her pioneering work publishing a book directly ON the blockchain. Naturally we were keen to talk to Sukhi again, and this interview took us from her days in the world of corporate banking (followed by a welcome escape), through discovering her entrepreneurial potential, and being appointed to advise the Mayor of London on blockchain technology. A fascinating conversation, including intriguing perspectives on the role of cryptocurrencies in the developing world as well as the UK economy, as well as the transparency and flow which blockchain-based models of payment can bring to creative people of any kind distributing their work online, from writers to musicians.

The show this week is a celebration of books and we have some recommendations, from some great people in the Blockchain space, of some of the best books to learn about blockchain and crypto. Here’s a list of the recommended books and where you can find them: Crypto Made Easy by Angela Wright https://makecryptoeasy.com/misc-19380818 Blockchain Revolution by Don and Alex Tapscott https://amzn.to/2vd5o8Y The Bitcoin Standard by Saifedean Ammous https://amzn.to/2PhrQXP Blockchain in Practice by Lucas Cervigni https://amzn.to/2vd3tS4 The Internet of money by Andreas Antonopoulos https://amzn.to/2PkxCI1 Crossing the Chasm by Geoffrey Moore https://amzn.to/2v9fU19 If this is a man by Primo Levi https://amzn.to/2KOoInJ People over profit by Dale Partridge https://amzn.to/2KPxWjE   Sapiens by Yuval Noah Harari https://amzn.to/2GvSs4w The Power of Blockchain for Healthcare by Peter B. Nichol https://amzn.to/2vcPXha CRYPTO 101: Johnny's Guide to Cryptocurrency https://amzn.to/2KMBQK5 Authors and the Blockchain If you would like to connect with any of our guests today here’s a list of the places you can find them: Alice Hildkova is @alicehlidkova on Twitter Angela Wright is @happyangela on Twitter and on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/angelakwright/ Diana Berryman is @BlockSparks on Twitter and on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/dianaberryman/ Felicity Feinman is @felicityfeinman on Twitter and on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/felicityfeinman/ John Boatman is @johnboatman_UK on Twitter and on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/john-boatman-a048b6/ Kyle Graden is @KyleGraden on Twitter and on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/kylegraden/ You can find Mario Butler-Chatman on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/ironmanico/ Matthew Aaron is @Matthew__101 on Twitter and on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/matthew-aaron-21212726/ Nathan Worsley is @NathanWorsley_ on Twitter and on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/nathan-worsley-7b3489153/ Shawn McBride is @McBrideForBus on Twitter and on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/rshawnmcbride/ You can find Sukhi Jutla on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/sukhijutla/ You can find Vickie Mckennzie on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/mckennavickie   If you like what you hear, we’ll be sharing new episodes every fortnight. So please subscribe via your podcast app of choice.   Keep in touch with us on Facebook at Crypto Confidence,  and the official BlockSparks page too.  Tweet us with your questions, or email hello@blocksparks.io And from this week you can join our NEW community on Facebook! Be one of the founding members, and join in the conversation.   Want to get started buying your first cryptocurrencies? We recommend Local Coin Swap https://localcoinswap.com/#/register/?referral=3846b08d-d382-4ae0-88c8-c48b411cd913, and Coinbase https://www.coinbase.com/join/59e9e75fa4c3a001f015ee52 - these links help support the show. And remember: nothing in this podcast or our related social media, nor anything else published by BlockSparks OU at any location, is intended as financial, investment or trading advice. Everything we share represents our personal opinions, for your information, education, and entertainment only. You should not make any decisions based on anything we share with you, not without undertaking independent due diligence and consultation with appropriate professional advisors.  CryptoConfidence is all about being smart and informed and making the right choices for YOU

Sukhi Jutla is the Founder of MarketOrders, the B2B trade marketplace for gold jewellery and diamonds. Sukhi is the author of 3 books including ‘Escape The Cubicle: Quit The Job You Hate. Create a Life You Love’, a regular keynote speaker and passionate about supporting female entrepreneurship. She is an IBM Blockchain Foundation Developer and became the World’s First #1 Bestselling ‘Blockchain’ Author. Listed as one of the Top 100 Asian Stars in UK Tech, Sukhi left a decade of corporate life to be an entrepreneur. A meaningful life for her is being the best version of yourself and fully accepting who you are and what you have to offer. She is passionate to get people to really understand that there's more to life than just a desk job.  In this episode, she shares great insights from her journey, challenges and lessons learnt that I am sure will inspire you to live your dream life now.    Key points discussed   Why it took her 10 years to leave the corporate world that she hated to do her own thing How she managed to write her books even with a full-time job and tips for would-be authors and the power of committed decision How following her curiosity helped her to find their purpose Why having gratitude for where you are should be a key principle in life How losing her dad helped her to better appreciate the incredible opportunities of life Why walking away from a quarter of a million pounds was one of the most empowering experience she ever had and became even more fearless! Why you should always follow your gut instinct How the quiet child she was once living in fear and always colouring inside the boxes eventually rebelled to become fearless

Amazon disrupted publishing in the first wave of the Internet. Could this behemoth now be and disrupted decentralised by pebbles on a Blockchain? Today’s interviewees are Josef Marc, whose background in digital media and interest in Bitcoin led him to investigate ways to make the technology work for others, and Sukhi Jutla, author of three books, two by ‘conventional methods’ and the latest, ‘Escape the Cubicle – Quit the Job You Hate, Create the Life You Love’, the first in the world to be published on the blockchain. As Sukhi says to those who question her: “I wasn’t rejected by publishers - I rejected them!” The biggest issue for authors is, of course, getting their books to an audience. Even selling via what Josef calls ‘the A word’ and refers to as ‘the Amazon graveyard’, books get posted and then just sit. It’s up to the author to do the promoting. And even if a sale is made, and notified (eventually), Amazon keeps quite a chunk and the money doesn’t hit the author’s bank account for anything up to 6 months. Josef’s project is Publica, built on the blockchain for authors to sell or self-publish in return for a simple 10% fee of sales to keep the platform running. Authors put a book, even a draft or a chapter or whatever they want to sell to their audience, onto the platform, or run a book ICO, and sell their token - yes, a real book token - in a smart contract, managed entirely by themselves. Including the price. And when a sale is made, the reader immediately gets the access key in their wallet and the author gets instant payment in theirs in Publica’s Pebblecoin. Sukhi says there are three excitingly different things about publishing this way. Firstly, you have a one-to-one contact with the reader, in that there is no third party taking a cut. The second is that the digital files have a resale value, which you can set at the time of your smart contract. In normal life, when a book gets given away or sold, that’s it for the author - no more value. And thirdly, many people don’t know this but Amazon only has reach in 96% of the world - so even a behemoth like that can’t be truly global. And as Josef says, if you run an ICO for your book, taking advance orders which fund you to finish and distribute it to your fans, it is not like publishing and waiting for the sales to happen - you can even use your Publica page as your only website for the project. And running an ICO is much more of a conversation-starter with your fans than just selling via the Amazon mass-grave. Sukhi said she set aside an hour to set up her digital wallet, she was worried about the complexity of the technology. Ten minutes later, it was done. And a minute after that she had the app downloaded from the AppStore and she was ready to go. Her advice to other authors? It’s really simple. If this brings another way to distribute your work to a wider global audience, that has to be a good thing. And if it puts you at the centre of the financial transaction - even better! It allows authors and creatives to be empowered.

Welcome to AskALLi, the self-publishing advice broadcast from the Alliance of Independent Authors. This week it's our monthly IndieVoices' self-publishing salon with interviews conducted by ALLi Managing Editor Howard Lovy and updates from News Editor Dan Holloway. Howard Lovy has been a journalist for more than 30 years, and has spent the last five years amplifying the voices of independent publishers and authors. He works with authors as a "book doctor" to prepare their work to be published. Howard is also a freelance business and technology writer. Find Howard on LinkedIn and Twitter. Dan Holloway is a novelist, poet and spoken word artist. He is the MC of the performance arts show The New Libertines Earlier this year he competed at the National Poetry Slam final at the Royal Albert Hall. His latest collection, The Transparency of Sutures, is available on Kindle This Month's IndieVoices Each month on IndieVoices, I'm going to take a theme of interest to indie authors and talk to experts to help us understand it. Today, I'm going to discuss something that everybody is talking about, but very few people actually understand. Blockchain. My guests will be Josef Marc, CEO of a company called Publica, which is designing a blockchain system for indie authors, Sukhi Jutla, who is researching Blockchain for the Alliance, and Dan Holloway with the news. Topics discussed this week include: Introducing IndieVoices, a new broadcast from ALLi. Blockchain is something that everybody talks about, but few really understand. Introducing Josef Marc of Publica. What is the problem that Blockchain is solving for writers? You don't subscribe to a service, you subscribe to an author. Cryptocurrency for authors. What is the five-year plan for Publica? Introducing author Sukhi Jutla, who also has a banking background. She's writing a white paper on blockchain for authors Blockchain removes the middleman and gives authors more-direct access to readers. Blockchain White Paper will be released in April at the London Book Fair. Introducing Dan Holloway, ALLi's news editor. Most exciting thing about blockchain is control of rights management. At minute 17, Howard's cat, Story, contributes a couple of "meows." People are focusing on payments, but blockchain has the potential to be even more disruptive. Bitcoin and blockchain are not synonymous. Blockchain crosses national boundaries. Wordpress has a new podcast plugin that's exciting to writers. What is Geoblocking? Howard says a bad word and is "bleeped" out by an overzealous podcast producer. Information wants to be free, except when money is to be made.