The Seva at Scale Show

Ever wanted to start a YouTube channel but not sure where to start?

Or wanted to bring more leads into your business organically without paying for ads? If so, this episode’s CapitalTycoon will be right up your street.

YouTube can be an incredible tool for you and your business if you get it right, so John Warren will give you all the tools you need for YouTube success.

John Warren is a F1 content creator who has amassed over 70k subscribers on YouTube and in this episode he's going to give you his secrets to rapid growth on the platform... as well as the keys to going viral and monetising your channel.

Topics:

• How to go from 0-70k subscribers
• YouTube algorithm secrets
• Viral content ideas
• The keys to monetisation
• Mastering your YouTube channel

We hope you find value in our discussion and learn useful information!

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John:

YouTube - https://t.co/NuWficeQ78

Twitter - @formulajohn_

*Thanks to John for the edits 🙏

Sujay Sengupta is an Indian businessman, entrepreneur and investor who is the Founder and CEO of Fair Value Information Technology Pvt Ltd and GlobalAlley Ventures and CEO of Concept International Business Consulting, which was acquired by consulting giant Acclime. He specialises in Indian market entry for American and European companies. Before starting his entrepreneurial journey, he was someone who was in corporate for 20 years then with 4 friends, decided to start their own businesses. Today, he has grown to 200+ employees across his companies.

In this episode, Sujay talks about his pivot from his 9-5 job and pursuing the entrepreneurial route, management, the economy, challenges, consulting, startups and taking risks. 

With his insights and years of experience, today's CapitalTycoon Sujay brings his knowledge and experience to the table that will captivate you to take the risk to follow your dream.

Topics:

• Our guest's introduction

• The meaning of entrepreneurship to you

• Early years and context

• Corporate experience

• What drove you to take the entrepreneurial route?

• Founding and growing of Fair Value Information Technology and CIBC

• Founding and growing story of Global Alley Ventures

• How did you keep your companies going through tough external challenges?

• The importance of taking risks

• Challenging moments in business

• Number one advice

• Management tips

• The current economic landscape from your perspective

• What are you working on next?

• Our last guest’s question

In these ‘Highlight’ episodes of my podcast, I’ll be selecting my favourite snippets from previous episodes of CapitalTycoon.

In this week's highlight Kuljit explains how he believes there's a lack of respect for creative arts in society, despite arts such as music being mass consumed, and why it should be of higher necessity.

Listen to the full episode here - https://open.spotify.com/episode/4VfZXliOyt7Te3Ukt3WsWX

#electronictabla

In these ‘Highlight’ episodes of my podcast, I’ll be selecting my favourite snippets from previous episodes of CapitalTycoon.

In this week's highlight Kuljit shares his pivotal moment when he got a call from Andrew Lloyd Webber's company, when his work was discovered, and his experience thereafter.

Listen to the full episode here - https://open.spotify.com/episode/4VfZXliOyt7Te3Ukt3WsWX

#electronictabla

Kuljit Bhamra MBE is a musical innovator, self-taught British composer, record producer and musician whose main instrument is the tabla - an Indian percussion instrument. He taught himself how to play the tabla at the age of six. Today, he is best known as one of the most prolific music producers in England. He pioneered the British Bhangra sound and was involved in theatre shows such as Bombay Dreams, A Passage to India, The Far Pavilions, Bend it Like Beckham and The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel. As a tabla player, he appears in many notable television and film scores including Dr Who, Mrs Sidhu Investigates, Charlie & The Chocolate Factory and The Guru. He is the recipient of numerous platinum and gold discs and was also awarded an MBE by Queen Elizabeth in 2009 for 'Services to Bhangra & British Asian Music’.

In this episode, Bhamra talks about founding his own company, the tabla, the power of self-education, innovation, how to stand out as an entrepreneur, his engineering background and finding success.

Today’s episode is a fascinating one. This episode’s CapitalTycoon Kuljit brings his unique expertise and knowledge to a conversation that will awe-inspire you, and perhaps even give you a sense of how you can find your own passion.

Topics:

• Our guest's introduction

• What does tabla mean to you?

• Beginnings of your journey?

• The power of self-education - unconventional paths lead to unconventional success

• Practical advice on how to stand out and find your passion

• Meeting the Queen

• The tabla

• Inventing the world’s first electronic tabla and tabla notation system

• Why Keda?

• Hardest moments in business

• Number one advice?

• Purpose

• Creativity

• What are you working on next?

• Who inspires you?

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Kuljit:

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kuljit.bhamra/?hl=en

YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCP01mH3oTBRX8TWmI1u5hCQ/featured

Twitter: https://twitter.com/kuljitbhamra?lang=en

Keda:

https://kedarecords.com/

Buy Kuljit's book:

https://www.amazon.com/Read-Indian-Tabla-Drums-MODULE/dp/0244903425

Amit Roy is an Indian businessman and entrepreneur who is the Founder and CEO of Sensabyte Technologies Pvt Ltd and CEO of Shimna Engineering Pvt Ltd, which is expected to make a turnover of 6 million in USD by end of this year. He has already started the production of manufacturing railway parts this year. Before starting his entrepreneurial journey, he was a chartered accountant by profession having 26+ years of experience and reached corporate heights, such as being a CFO at IBM. Today, he owns his own factory in Howrah, which focuses on producing railway parts for trains all across India.

In this episode, Amit talks about his move from the 9-5 corporate life and pursuing the entrepreneurial route - the advantages and disadvantages for both, as he has seen through is own eyes, management, the economy, failing, manufacturing, competition and taking risks. With his great achievements and years of experience, today's CapitalTycoon Amit brings his knowledge and experience to the table that will make you realise the reasons of taking the risk to follow your dream.

Topics:
• Our guest's introduction
• The meaning of entrepreneurship to you
• How you started your business journey
• The pivotal move from corporate heights to founding your own company
• Amit's company
• Hiring the best people
• Challenges faced in entrepreneurship
• Risks
• Management style
• Failures - and how to learn from them
• How to focus on beating the odds when facing competition
• Opinion on the recession, how you see it affecting your business
• Advice for young people
• What are the foundations of your future?
• Our last guest’s question

In these ‘Highlight’ episodes of my podcast, I’ll be selecting my favourite moments from previous episodes of CapitalTycoon.

In this week's highlight we question what if Elon Musk created a human being - that can 'think' for itself, 'learn' anything and 'do' anything? Simon Squibb walks us through his analogy of what if Elon created a human being (within the context of the broken education system) that would coast $3 trillion to manufacture hypothetically - and why that $3 trillion would seem cheap. The point is there are people who are unable to find a job because of how the obsolete educational system is built - as school does not teach us how to think for ourselves and restricts our options.

Listen to the full episode here - https://open.spotify.com/episode/6jDFbdxopgGGwugLT8GXPv

Simon: https://www.instagram.com/simonsquibb/?hl=en

Watch the Episodes On Youtube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCc5NPoyqvoBaOw1xpaWU9Ag

Simon Squibb is the multi-millionaire founder of The Purposeful Project, angel investor, podcast host and serial entrepreneur who has started over 17 businesses. He has achieved 600k+ followers on TikTok. When he first started his entrepreneurial journey, he was kicked out of home at the age of 15. Today, he is a multi-millionaire businessman on a mission to fix the education system and help 10,000,000 people start and grow a business of their own.

This episode is specifically focused on the topic of the education system, as Simon talks in particular about the harsh truth behind our school system and why it's fundamentally flawed. With his own experience and incredible journey, today's CapitalTycoon Simon brings his unique perspectives and unconventional ideas to a valuable conversation that will make you question your own beliefs about this vast topic. Students and young people, this one's for you!

Topics:
• Intro
• Perspective on the current education system
• Why school doesn't teach entrepreneurship
• Ideas on ways to fix the education system
• The difference between schooling and education
• Ways to encourage young entrepreneurship more
• Should teenagers drop out of school?

Continuing on from E2, Mark Trimming is the founder of the world's first Internet shop. He is a long-time serial entrepreneur for the last 40 years and has a pure insight into the early days of the Internet as a pioneer in the industry. Today, he is the head of GoogleYours, which manages Google business profiles on maps.

In the second part of my discussion, Mark dives deeper into future predictions, enemies, advice and all with his personal story too with delivered with deep honesty, vulnerability and wisdom - all at the same time. Join me in this thought-provoking conversation with a pioneer in the Internet industry.

Topics:

• The future of the Internet

• Views on society, government and democracy

• A warning on the future of AI and human civilisation

• Crypto & blockchain

• Coming up with ideas

• Tell me how you founded the world's first Internet shop?

• Why has it not gained publicity as it should and is it about time?

• Success vs. failure

• What are you working on next?

• Our last guest’s question

Mark Trimming is the founder of the world's first Internet shop. He is a long-time serial entrepreneur for the last 40 years and has a pure insight into the early days of the Internet as a pioneer in the industry. Today, he is the head of GoogleYours, which manages Google business profiles on maps.

In this episode, Mark talks about the many businesses he has built to the diverse range of topics he is interested in, along with the founding of the world's first Internet shop in Surrey, England, early days of the Internet, crypto, future predictions, enemies, advice and all with a personal story too with delivered with deep honesty, vulnerability and wisdom - all at the same time. This has to be definitely one of the most fascinating conversations I have ever had on this podcast. If all people in the world listened to this episode, the perspective of everyone would change the way they think. Join me in this thought-provoking conversation with a pioneer in the Internet industry.
Topics:

• Our guest's introduction

• The meaning of entrepreneurship?

• The early days of the Internet

• The definition of success

• Why you started?

• Time - The importance of being present

• Recognising phases in your life

• The meaning of money

• Crypto & blockchain

• Why Google Yours?

• Hardest moments in business

• Internet is here to stay