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On this Episode, we have Viktor Kyosev, Chief Operating Officer of a Pre-series A startup Greenhouse.co, a technology platform helping startups and entrepreneurs find reliable corporate service providers in APAC. He has seen the company through since the beginning and has been part of a few fundraising rounds.
His role revolves around Operations, Strategy, and Business development, fundraising and so much more.
He is a high achiever is always looking to upskil his knowledge by reading and educating himsef. He releases a newsletter, called the struggle, where he shares his learnings and views about startups, entrepreneurship, and technology.
If you are keen to subscribe: https://viktor.substack.com/
If you are looking to expand your business across APAC and need a reliable service providers: www.greenhouse.co
In this episode, we talk about the learnings from The hard thing about hard things by Ben Horowitz and some examples from Viktor's and Ben's life.
To check out the book click here.
To learn more about the other book Viktor mentions No Rules Rules.
Introprenuers, I hope you enjoy this episode!
If you have any feedback, feel free to email me at [email protected]
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View my website: www.nainakapoorco.com
In Series 2, I speak to people who have a business or have a large influence in their organisation, aka are an Entrepreneur or an Intrapreneur.
In each episode I will speak to 1 leader and cover 1 book that has impacted or influenced them.
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World-renowned innovation expert Clayton M. Christensen's How Will You Measure Your Life is a book of lucid observations and penetrating insights designed to help any reader—student or teacher, mid-career professional or retiree, parent or child—forge their own paths to fulfilment.
The book uses research done at the Harvard Business school and in some of the worlds other leading universities. It's been rigorously tested in organisations of all sizes around the world as well.
In this podcast, I summarise 3 business theories that could be applied to our personal life. I look forward to hearing from you on how it's shaped your perspective .
If you are serious about this, strongly suggest popping in your earphones!
Have fun Introspecting and I look for to your feedback.
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"You might be tempted to try to make decisions in your life based on what happened in the past or what has happened to other people. You should learn all that you can from the past; from scholars who have studied it, and from people who have gone through problems of that sort that you are likely to face.
But that does not solve the fundamental challenge of what information you should accept and which you should ignore as you embark into the future. Instead using robust theory to predict what will happen has a much greater chance of success. The theories in this book are based on a deep understanding of human endeavour - what causes what to happen and why. They have been rigorously examined and used in organisations all over the globe, and can help all of us with decisions that we make every day in our lives, too”.
This is a continuation from the first episode which was about building Internal Self Awareness.
Dr Tasha Eurisch is an organisational psychologist, researcher and a New York best-selling author. With studies from other psychologists she wrote Insight for anyone who wants to make the leap from self-blindness to self-insight, and in turn, reap the rewards of smarter choices, stronger relationships and a better life. She believes that there are people who think they are self-aware and actually are and her vision is to create more of the latter.
In this episode I summarise her learnings on how to build External Self-Awareness as well as who are the kind of people who live in this Self-Deluded world.
To help understand the baseline of your self awareness, this link would help www.insight-quiz.com.
If you are serious about this, strongly suggest popping in your earphones.
Have fun Introspecting and I look forward to your feedback!
Email: [email protected]
Instagram: @nainakapoorco
LinkedIn: Naina Kapoor
Website: www.nainakapoorco.com
Dr Tasha Eurisch is an organisational psychologist, researcher and a New York best-selling author. With studies from other psychologists she wrote Insight for anyone who wants to make the leap from self-blindness to self-insight, and in turn, reap the rewards of smarter choices, stronger relationships and a better life. She believes that there are people who think they are self-aware and actually are and her vision is to create more of the latter.
She goes as far as saying “self-awareness is the meta skill of the 21st century”! I picked this book to start off with as I thought what better way to start off the series than to understand the importance of Introspection for Self Awareness.
In this episode I summarise 4 of her learnings on how to build Internal Self-Awareness. In the next episode, we will cover her thoughts on how to build external self awareness.
If you are serious about this, strongly suggest popping in your earphones!
Have fun Introspecting and I look for to your feedback.
Email: [email protected]
Instagram: @nainakapoorco
LinkedIn: Naina Kapoor
Website: www.nainakapoorco.com
In Series 1, I summarise the best learnings from authors and leaders to get you understanding the importance or introspecting.
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Email: [email protected]
Instagram: @nainakapoorco
LinkedIn: Naina Kapoor
Website: www.nainakapoorco.com
And I will see more of you soon.
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