Who Dares Wins: Life, Leadership, and Finance with Anthony Noto

Julia Hartz, co-founder and CEO of Eventbrite, has embodied the approach of going “outside your element” since day one. She sits down with Anthony to discuss how – following her career debut at The Ugly Mug in high school – she worked her way to a high-powered job in the entertainment industry before co-founding a startup with her husband. She also shares a behind-the-scenes look at being in the Eventbrite "war room" when the pandemic first hit. Josh Fagen, a longtime trusted advisor, also talks with Anthony about how to prioritize connections and listen to customers' feedback effectively to build an organization.

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Melissa Ben-Ishay, co-founder and CEO of Baked by Melissa, believes that “founder mentality” — doing whatever it takes to get the job done — is the cornerstone of of success. She sits down with Anthony to discuss how getting fired from her media planning job was the best thing to happen to her, why Baked by Melissa isn't simply a company that just makes cupcakes, and how to block out the naysayers. Josh Fagen, a longtime trusted advisor, also talks with Anthony about how to leverage self-awareness as a leader and how to balance knowing who you are as a leader with other people's opinions.

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*Note: Podcast contains explicit language*

Shawn Johnson East, former Olympic gold medalist, New York Times best selling author, and part owner of the Angel City Football Club, sits down with Anthony to talk about applying what she learned training as an athlete into her entrepreneurial endeavors. She talks candidly about her decision to defer her acceptance to Stanford for seven years, why she doesn't believe in specialization, and the real reason she became an author. Josh Fagen, a longtime trusted advisor, also talks with Anthony about whether passion is really the key to success and what it means to fail to get ahead. 

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Sarah Friar, CEO of Nextdoor, has built a career from helping others feel a sense of belonging, influenced by her upbringing in Northern Ireland during The Troubles. She sits down with Anthony to talk about her decision to study in the US, her lifelong curiosity for travel, and how her personal values motivated her to lead Nextdoor today. Josh Fagen, a longtime trusted advisor, also talks to Anthony to discuss how "Don't Forget to Smile" became SoFi's 11th core value, and what it feels like when nobody understands your vision for leading an organization.

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*Note: Podcast contains explicit language*

Carolyn Childers, Co-Founder and CEO of Chief, saw how challenging it was to achieve representation in leadership at companies, even with the best of intentions. She joins Anthony to talk about her upbringing and what she learned about aiming for stability in her career, her desire to challenge herself professionally, and the satisfaction in decision-making now as a leader. Josh Fagen, a longtime trusted advisor, also joins Anthony to discuss how Anthony found sought guidance throughout his career and signs it's time for someone to make a career change.

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Ryan Serhant, star of Bravo's Million Dollar Listing New York and Sell It Like Serhant, believes the willingness to try anything - as long as one of the consequences isn't that you can go to jail or die - is the key to success. He joins Anthony to talk about his upbringing in Texas, how he stood out as a new real estate agent when most don't make any sales, and his plans to create a billion dollar brand in the next five years. Josh Fagen, a longtime trusted advisor, also joins Anthony to discuss what it means to "run after problems" and how to balance risk without making too many public failures as a leader.  

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Kim Scott, CEO coach and author of New York Times best seller Radical Candor, sits down with Anthony to talk about how walking past a strip club as a kid sparked her ambition, her experience working in diamond-cutting in Russia, and how to have truly effective conversations both in and out of the boardroom. Josh Fagen, a longtime trusted advisor, also joins Anthony to ask what happens when a company outgrows their founder and how to give feedback in a way that builds culture.

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*Note: Podcast contains explicit language*

Given the current, rapidly changing macro-environment, Anthony sits down with Liz Young, Head of Investment Strategy from SoFi to talk about what has been on many people's minds: inflation and the impact of global events like the situation in Ukraine. Liz provides insights into the current volatility in the market, what consumer confidence means when rate hikes are happening, and answers your questions from Twitter about the economy. 

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Magdalena Yesil,  a pioneering Silicon Valley entrepreneur, investor and venture capitalist of many of the world's top technology companies, has dared to win by following her curiosity and to be so good she was bound to get noticed. She sits down with Anthony to talk about her upbringing, the remarkable experience she had when she first moved to the US and why it's crucial to keep looking for the right support systems. Josh Fagen, a longtime trusted advisor, also joins Anthony to reflect on how to take steps that can lead to big impact down the road, and how leaders can give the opportunity for everyone to thrive. 

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Anthony Pompliano (aka "Pomp"), known as an early pioneer in the crypto world, believes that Bitcoin is both a technology and currency disruptor, and there is more to come. Anthony sits down with Pomp to talk about how he transitioned from the military, to Facebook, to the world of crypto. Pomp also dishes what it'll take to further revolutionize Bitcoin and the types of decisions he sees himself making in the future. Josh Fagen, a longtime trusted advisor, also joins Anthony to talk about what it means to compete and not complain. 

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