Season 3, Episode 93
Summary
In this episode, Lenar Mukhmadi, the CEO and founder of IdelSoft, shares his journey as an entrepreneur and the vision for his engineering as a service company. He discusses the importance of continuous learning in the software and engineering field and the role of AI in software development. Lenar also talks about his experience moving to the United States and the challenges of balancing work and personal life. He emphasizes the value of resilience and the no quit mentality in entrepreneurship. The episode concludes with a discussion on the future of IdelSoft and Lenar's advice to his younger self and future self.Takeaways
Continuous learning is crucial in the software and engineering field, and it's important to be willing to go outside of your comfort zone to learn and grow.
AI can be a valuable tool in software development, but it's important to find the right balance and consider the potential limitations and challenges.
Resilience and a no quit mentality are essential qualities for entrepreneurs, as they face ups and downs in their journey.
Balancing work and personal life can be challenging, but it's important to prioritize relationships and make time for what truly matters.
Having a clear vision and staying focused on long-term goals can drive the success and growth of a company.
Chapters
00:00 Introduction and Background
02:09 Introduction to IdelSoft
06:46 Getting Started in Software and Engineering
09:48The Importance of Continuous Learning
12:14The Role of AI in Software Development
15:29Using AI in Edelsoft
18:53The Balancing Act of AI Implementation
20:07Lenar's Journey to the United States
22:57 Moving to a New Country
24:11 The Importance of Resilience25:55Balancing Work and Personal Life
27:18 Advice to Younger Self and Future Self
32:13 The Impact of Being a Founder
36:54 The No Quit Mentality
39:21 The Value of Relationships and Time
42:28 The Future of IdelSoft
45:21 Advice to Younger Self and Future Self
46:08 The Vision for IdelSoft
50:21 Edelsoft Going Global
51:12 Closing Remarks