The Mountain Pass

Tatiana Rodriguez is a professor of public speaking at Rutgers University. Tatiana has a passion for teaching and a unique lens on how teaching skills is similar and different to teaching knowledge as well as how teaching can impact students lives. In this episode we discuss how learning skills can impact your life, how to remember what you've learned over time and why appreciation is important.

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Today I'm joined by Mohit Mamoria, CEO of Mailman. Mohit's a serial maker - he's been building and learning and building and learning for years. His learning journey hasn't been in a straight line and that's what makes it interesting. He's been a developer, investor, crypto enthusiast and CEO.

You can follow Mohit at: https://twitter.com/mohitmamoria 

Or email him at: [email protected]

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In a relatively short amount of time, Michael Spiro has managed to accumulate a lot of experience and learning - during his college degree at Wash U, he's not only completed his degree in Finance and entrepreneurship but also completed several internships, summer positions and launched a media group targeted at students looking to enter the business world - The Takeoff. 

We dive into what he learned by mixing different kinds of learning - hands on and academic and what each contributed to where he is today.

Sign up to The Takeoff: https://thetakeoff.substack.com/

Connect with Michael on Twitter: @mspiro3

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Marie Dolle writes the fantastic In Bed with Social newsletter which covers trends in the digital and creator economy. Marie writes deep dives that look at things that are happening all around us in a different light. In this conversation we discuss her framework for what she chooses to write about, how she manages her research process and why going to the source is so important.

You can find Marie's newsletter here: https://maried.substack.com/

Follow Marie on Twitter: https://twitter.com/MarieDOLLE

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How do startups grow to 10,000 users?

Welcome to our first Builder episode, where we share part of our journey here at Alpe. With the goal of building and learning in public, we aim to share our thought process, in real time so that you can hear what it's like to build a startup - learn from our mistakes and imitate our successes. 

In this Builder episode we're sharing lesson 7 from the "Entrepreneurs Growth Playbook" our course on Alpe Audio where we share our own playbook for early stage bootstrapped growth. In this episode you'll hear how we built our early go to market machine, how we thought and tested different distribution channels and what worked and what didn't. 

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Instructional design is the art and science of how to teach and create a lesson and a course. Talia has an extensive background in online learning and education in general - Kahn Academy, Coursera and Engagli. We spoke about the future of online learning, how technology can help education and how to work with instructors to build best practices in teaching.

You can connect with Talia here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/taliakolodny/

Find out more about Engagli: https://www.engageli.com/

Today I'm talking with Ali Abouelatta, the writer of the First 1000 newsletter, where Ali deep dives into how companies acquire their first 1000 users. That’s a crucial part of the business journey: I’ve been reading his newsletter for the past few months and have been really enjoying it.

I’m fascinated by how he does his research, allocates time to different projects and the drive behind launching First1000.

His newsletter: https://www.first1000.co/

You can DM Ali on Twitter: https://twitter.com/abouelatta_ali

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Today I'm talking to Stephanie Horwitz, the host of the "What should I do with my life" podcast.

I wanted to speak with Steph because she's a proactive lifelong learner who's pivoted her personal life a few times - a clear sign of lifelong learning. Our discussion surprised me as we strayed from the cognitive side of learning towards the emotional side of what's required to really be a lifelong learner.

You can find Steph's podcast here: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/what-should-i-do-with-my-life-with-steph-horwitz/id1525151089

Her website: https://www.whatshouldidowithmylife.co/

Steph's Medium: https://horwitzsteph.medium.com/ or connect with her on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/stephanie-horwitz-3b1267158/

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