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Even the person who is supposed to have it figured out does not always have it figured out.
Mamuna and Lola talk about the kind of tired that shows up when life, leadership, parenting, work uncertainty, and founder responsibility all land at the same time: the pressure to keep going, the loneliness of building before everyone else believes in it, and why sometimes the wisest leadership move is not to make the decision yet.
Plus: 9-9-6 startup advice, bad decisions when leaders do not have the right mirror, rest as product clarity, and the reminder that being tired can be a temporary blip in operations — not proof you forgot who you are.
Watch the video version on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@LostInTechPodcast/videos
Also on Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/lost-in-tech/id1738267185
Lost in Tech is Mamuna Oladipo and Lola Pearson — a combined 35 years in tech across North America and Europe, on the highs, the lows, and the WTFs of navigating the industry. Send your tech questions: [email protected].
By Lost in TechEven the person who is supposed to have it figured out does not always have it figured out.
Mamuna and Lola talk about the kind of tired that shows up when life, leadership, parenting, work uncertainty, and founder responsibility all land at the same time: the pressure to keep going, the loneliness of building before everyone else believes in it, and why sometimes the wisest leadership move is not to make the decision yet.
Plus: 9-9-6 startup advice, bad decisions when leaders do not have the right mirror, rest as product clarity, and the reminder that being tired can be a temporary blip in operations — not proof you forgot who you are.
Watch the video version on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@LostInTechPodcast/videos
Also on Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/lost-in-tech/id1738267185
Lost in Tech is Mamuna Oladipo and Lola Pearson — a combined 35 years in tech across North America and Europe, on the highs, the lows, and the WTFs of navigating the industry. Send your tech questions: [email protected].