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Summary
Ben Lannan, a former tax consultant, shares his journey into the startup space and the importance of using data to improve trade regulation. He highlights the challenges faced by small businesses in the freight industry and the role of technology in overcoming them. Ben also discusses his transition from consulting to entrepreneurship and the lessons he learned from a failed partnership.
Additionally, he talks about his involvement in organisations focused on perinatal support and youth mental health. In this conversation, Ben Lannan discusses two organisations he is involved with: Panda, a startup that provides digital tools for community organisations, and Origin Youth Mental Health, a leading youth mental health research organisation.
Ben highlights the importance of digital tools in providing equitable access to mental health services and the use of AI to support therapy. Ben shares success stories from Origin and emphasises the need for ongoing support in mental healthcare. He also provides advice for early-stage startup founders and encourages taking action and pursuing one's purpose.
Takeaways
Bens Startup esgmachina.com
Chapters
00:00
Introduction and Background
00:24
Journey into the Startup Space
03:09
Importance of Technology for Small Businesses
05:19
Challenges Faced by Small Businesses in the Freight Industry
08:15
Importance of Understanding Business Problems
12:42
Transitioning from Consulting to Entrepreneurship
13:36
Applying Design Principles to the ESG Space
15:38
The Importance of Networks and Prior Experience
20:35
The Importance of Alignment and Commitment in Partnerships
24:36
Involvement in Perinatal Support and Youth Mental Health Organisations
27:36
Introduction to the Organisations
28:32
Origin Youth Mental Health and Digital Tools
29:30
The Need for Digital Mental Health Services
30:24
Improving Access and Affordability
31:25
Success Stories from Origin
33:04
Challenges in Mental Healthcare
34:28
Ongoing Support and Importance of Autonomy
35:21
The Role of Research and Evidence in Digital Mental Health Services
36:23
Expanding Reach Beyond Australia
36:39
Advice for Early Stage Startup Founders
42:01
The Importance of Taking Action
43:53
Questioning Constraints and Pursuing Dreams
46:29
Living a Purposeful Life
47:07
Conclusion
Listen on:
YouTube: YouTube Channel
Spotify: Spotify
Apple Podcasts: Apple Podcasts
iHeartRadio: iHeartRadio
Amazon Music: Amazon Music
Socials:
TikTok: TikTok
Facebook: Facebook
Instagram: Instagram
YouTube: YouTube
Website: www.failwisdom.com
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Disclaimers: The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of the podcast owner or sponsor. Any content provided is for informational purposes only and should not be interpreted as professional advice. Always consult with a qualified professional for specific advice tailored to your situation.
By Paul King: Startup Fail Wisdom: Insights from Founders and EntrepreneursSummary
Ben Lannan, a former tax consultant, shares his journey into the startup space and the importance of using data to improve trade regulation. He highlights the challenges faced by small businesses in the freight industry and the role of technology in overcoming them. Ben also discusses his transition from consulting to entrepreneurship and the lessons he learned from a failed partnership.
Additionally, he talks about his involvement in organisations focused on perinatal support and youth mental health. In this conversation, Ben Lannan discusses two organisations he is involved with: Panda, a startup that provides digital tools for community organisations, and Origin Youth Mental Health, a leading youth mental health research organisation.
Ben highlights the importance of digital tools in providing equitable access to mental health services and the use of AI to support therapy. Ben shares success stories from Origin and emphasises the need for ongoing support in mental healthcare. He also provides advice for early-stage startup founders and encourages taking action and pursuing one's purpose.
Takeaways
Bens Startup esgmachina.com
Chapters
00:00
Introduction and Background
00:24
Journey into the Startup Space
03:09
Importance of Technology for Small Businesses
05:19
Challenges Faced by Small Businesses in the Freight Industry
08:15
Importance of Understanding Business Problems
12:42
Transitioning from Consulting to Entrepreneurship
13:36
Applying Design Principles to the ESG Space
15:38
The Importance of Networks and Prior Experience
20:35
The Importance of Alignment and Commitment in Partnerships
24:36
Involvement in Perinatal Support and Youth Mental Health Organisations
27:36
Introduction to the Organisations
28:32
Origin Youth Mental Health and Digital Tools
29:30
The Need for Digital Mental Health Services
30:24
Improving Access and Affordability
31:25
Success Stories from Origin
33:04
Challenges in Mental Healthcare
34:28
Ongoing Support and Importance of Autonomy
35:21
The Role of Research and Evidence in Digital Mental Health Services
36:23
Expanding Reach Beyond Australia
36:39
Advice for Early Stage Startup Founders
42:01
The Importance of Taking Action
43:53
Questioning Constraints and Pursuing Dreams
46:29
Living a Purposeful Life
47:07
Conclusion
Listen on:
YouTube: YouTube Channel
Spotify: Spotify
Apple Podcasts: Apple Podcasts
iHeartRadio: iHeartRadio
Amazon Music: Amazon Music
Socials:
TikTok: TikTok
Facebook: Facebook
Instagram: Instagram
YouTube: YouTube
Website: www.failwisdom.com
Enjoyed this episode? Subscribe/follow our podcast for more insightful discussions on startups and entrepreneurship. Leave a review on your favourite podcast platform to let us know what you think!
Disclaimers: The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of the podcast owner or sponsor. Any content provided is for informational purposes only and should not be interpreted as professional advice. Always consult with a qualified professional for specific advice tailored to your situation.