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Lifeselfmastery's podcast I Startups I Venture Capital

Rohit Malhotra

Business & Entrepreneuriat

Fréquence : 1 épisode/7j. Total Éps: 300

Life Self Mastery Podcast is an interview based show where I interview online entrepreneurs who started their businesses and scaled up their businesses to improve their lifestyles. Previous guests include Guy Kawasaki, Brad Feld, James Clear, Shu Nyatta, Ida Tin, Elizabeth Yin, Polina Pompliano, Evgenia Plotnikova, Anna Khan, Minnie Ingersoll, Sridhar Ramaswamy, Mac Conwell, Danielle Strachman, Jake Gibson, Wes Kao, Brian Requarth, Vivek Sodera, Eric Siu, Amit Garg, Nischal Shetty, Pranav Pai, Nir Eyal, Paul Shapiro, Nick Huber, Rob Walling, Andrew Dsouza, Fabrice Grinda, and 300+ incredible guests.

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Agentic Observability with Oliver Manojlovic from Dash0

jeudi 9 avril 2026 • Durée 46:09

I am thrilled to have Oliver Manojlovic, CRO at Dash0, the agentic observability platform that just acquired Lumigo and is supporting 600+ customers globally.

In this conversation, Oliver Manojlovic, the CRO of Dash Zero, discusses his journey from Personio to Dash Zero, the challenges of hyper-growth, and the importance of a customer-centric approach in SaaS. Oliver shares insights on hiring, onboarding, and maintaining team dynamics in a fast-paced environment, as well as the role of AI in sales and the common mistakes founders make in their go-to-market strategies.

Timestamps

00:00 Introduction to Oliver Manojlovic and His Journey

03:31 Transitioning from Personio to Dash Zero

06:19 The Vision Behind Dash Zero

09:21 Customer-Centric Approach in SaaS

12:31 Adapting Sales Strategies in a Changing Landscape

15:34 The Role of AI in Sales and Customer Experience

20:49 Mergers and Acquisitions: Strategic Insights

23:08 Understanding Burnout: The Importance of Purpose

27:03 Leadership Challenges: Navigating Team Dynamics

31:00 Sales Strategy: Building a Strong Pipeline

38:30 Product Development: Timing and Market Fit

41:31 Lessons from Experience: The Journey of Selling

Oliver's Links

LDN/ X – https://www.linkedin.com/in/olivermanojlovic/

Website – dash0.com

My Links

Podcast: https://lifeselfmastery.com/itunes

Newsletter: https://partner-grow.beehiiv.com/subscribe

YouTube: youtube.com/lifeselfmastery

Twitter: https://twitter.com/rohitmal

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/rohit857/

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Future of GTM with Stefan Bader from Cello

jeudi 2 avril 2026 • Durée 35:02

I am excited to have Stefan Bader, CEO and co-founder of Cello, a referral automation platform used by Typeform, Miro, and VEED. He's a 2x founder who spent a decade in B2B software, including as CRO at Shore. Stefan recently launched the GTM10 Awards, gathering insights from 800+ operators at companies like OpenAI, Stripe, and Gong.

In this conversation, Stefan Bader, CEO and co-founder of Cello, a referral automation platform where he discusses his journey as a two-time founder, the challenges of managing sales talent, the evolution of go-to-market strategies, and the impact of AI on sales and marketing. Stefan shares insights on building successful referral programs, the importance of personal incentives, and the shift from co-marketing to co-products. He also emphasizes the need for companies to adapt to changing marketing channels and the significance of a strong product design in driving growth.

Timestamps

00:00 Introduction to Stefan Bader and Cello

02:40 Lessons from Early Ventures

05:08 Identifying and Addressing B2B Referral Challenges

09:03 The Future of Cold Calling and Go-to-Market Strategies

12:10 Navigating Channel Collapse and New Opportunities

14:32 Successful Referral Programs: Key Variables

16:32 The Complexity of Referral Automation

18:04 Shifts in Sales Strategies and Customer Success

21:10 The Evolution of Co-Marketing to Co-Products

23:30 Developer Experience and Tools

24:30 The Role of AI in Sales and Business Development

26:26 Finding Design Partners: Startups vs. Enterprises

27:24 Subversive Marketing and Growth Loops

Courageous Marketing: How Udi Ledergor Scaled Gong from Zero to Unicorn

jeudi 29 janvier 2026 • Durée 45:07

I am thrilled ot have Udi Ledergor, the Chief Evangelist at Gong, where he spent nine years helping build the company from zero to a multi-billion-dollar valuation. A five-time B2B marketing leader, bestselling author of Courageous Marketing, angel investor, and board member

In this conversation, Udi Ledergor, Chief Evangelist at Gong, shares his journey from product management to leading marketing at a billion-dollar company. He emphasizes the importance of human-centric marketing, the need to challenge traditional best practices, and the significance of creating valuable content that resonates with audiences. Udi discusses the evolution of marketing strategies, the role of AI, and the importance of hiring passionate individuals for growth roles. He also highlights insights from his book, 'Courageous Marketing', offering practical advice for marketers and business leaders.

Timestamps

00:00 Introduction to Udi Ledergor and His Journey

02:29 The Decision to Join Gong and Its Potential

04:57 Building a Human-Centric Brand in B2B SaaS

09:48 Risky Marketing Decisions That Paid Off

15:54 Courageous Marketing: Breaking Best Practices

19:37 Finding Channel Fit and Growth Strategies

21:35 SEO and Generative AI: Adapting to Change

24:28 Engaging the 95%: Marketing to Future Buyers

27:20 The Evolution of Marketing Touchpoints

31:07 Hiring for Growth: Skills vs. Potential

34:06 Transitioning from CMO to Chief Evangelist

37:51 Insights from 'Courageous Marketing'

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Mohamad Khachab on building a leading consumer food brand to a $200 Million Sale

jeudi 9 mai 2024 • Durée 29:24

In this podcast episode, Mohammed Khachab, Senior Vice President at BNP Group. his entrepreneurial journey from Lebanon to the thriving startup scene in Dubai. He shares the story of building and selling a company for $200 million, sharing the importance of assembling a complementary team and focusing on distribution before marketing. Mohammed also discusses the supportive Dubai ecosystem and his future endeavours as an angel investor and advisor. He highlights the significance of culture, values, and mental resilience in business, offering advice to fellow entrepreneurs on hiring and scaling their ventures, and much more!

Timestamps

Starting a Business in Dubai (00:02:24)

Importance of Distribution (00:04:31)

Selling a Company for $200 Million (00:07:39)

Dubai Startup Ecosystem (00:09:39)

Lessons from Scaling a Company (00:17:18)

Finding the right team (00:17:19)

Distribution and marketing (00:18:13)

Marketplaces and own distribution channels (00:20:09)

Hiring marketing personnel (00:22:03)

Fundraising insights (00:24:19)

Biggest moment in business (00:26:30)

Key traits in hiring (00:29:10)

Values-driven leadership (00:33:48)

Cultural reflection of leadership (00:34:19)

Recruitment process (00:38:04)

Mohamad's Links

LinkedIn – https://www.linkedin.com/in/mohamad-khachab-581533a7/

Website – https://bmbgroup.com/

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John Li on building Vimcal, world's fastest calendar for remote teams

jeudi 2 mai 2024 • Durée 29:24

In this episode, John Li, CEO of Vimcal discusses his transition from Twitter to entrepreneurship, detailing the evolution of his startup from AR technology to a fitness venture, and ultimately to a specialized calendar app. He emphasizes the critical role of executive assistants in product development, the necessity of user feedback, and the integration of AI. John also talks about the unique challenges of user acquisition, the strategic shift to a vertical SaaS model, and the company's inclusive hiring practices, and much more!

Timestamps

The journey from Twitter to Y Combinator (00:00:02)

Pivoting from AR to Fitness to Calendar (00:03:38)

Onboarding users and fundraising challenges (00:10:26)

Vimcal's focus on meetings, not just a calendar (00:13:26)

The role of AI in startups and fundraising (00:15:29)

Launching Whimsical E and serving executive assistants (00:17:15)

Speed vs Quality in Product Development (00:19:43)

Lessons in conducting effective product reviews (00:20:21)

The Harmony of Features (00:20:41)

Product Teams' Focus (00:21:53)

Challenges in User Acquisition (00:22:58)

Enterprise and PLG Approach (00:24:49)

Traits in Hiring (00:26:26)

Assessing Curiosity and Clarity of Thought (00:29:43)

Hiring Mistakes and Parting Ways (00:33:19)

John's Links

LinkedIn – https://www.linkedin.com/in/johnli611/

Website – https://www.vimcal.com/

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Kyle Forster from RunWhen on How Product and Commercial Teams Can Collaborate in Tech Companies

jeudi 25 avril 2024 • Durée 29:24

In this podcast episode, Kyle Forster, CEO of RunWhen, shares his journey from growing up in Silicon Valley to becoming a leader in product management. He discusses the nuances of product management across different customer segments, offering advice on collaboration between product and commercial teams. Kyle also explores leadership roles, the transition from SMB to enterprise clients, and the unique challenges of enterprise product development. He shares his motivation for starting RunWhen, aiming to solve enterprise technology adoption issues and much more!

Timestamps

Growing up in Silicon Valley (00:00:25)

Transition to Product Management (00:03:10)

Different Types of Product Management (00:05:09)

Friction Between Commercial and Product Teams (00:07:16)

Product Managers' Mistakes (00:10:03)

Commercial Leaders and Product Strategy (00:15:24)

Transition to Enterprise Sales (00:17:46)

Building the Product for Different Users (00:18:42)

The Role of AI in Product Design (00:20:48)

Measuring Impact and Product Discipline (00:22:34)

Emotional Experience of Selling a Company (00:26:12)

Transitioning from Startups to Big Companies (00:28:27)

Importance of Reference Checks in Hiring (00:30:52)

Mistakes in Hiring the First Product Manager (00:36:08)

Product Mistakes and Learnings (00:36:51)

Kyle's Links

LinkedIn – https://www.linkedin.com/in/kyforster

Website –

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Alex Twigg on building No-Code Platforms to simplify app building

jeudi 18 avril 2024 • Durée 29:24

In this podcast episode, Alex Twigg, founder of Appeggio, shares his transition from the banking sector to creating a no-code SaaS platform. He discusses the evolution of his leadership style, the impact of AI on jobs, and the concept of "invisible banking." Alex emphasizes the importance of nurturing talent, the role of experience in leadership, and the challenges faced by startups in distribution and customer acquisition. He also touches on the personal toll of entrepreneurship and recommends resources for founders and much more!

Timestamps

The Humble Beginnings (00:00:34)

The evolution of the banking sector (00:01:58)

Generational work ethics (00:05:31)

Leadership journey (00:08:38)

CEO's nature vs. nurture (00:19:48)

Transition to software development (00:23:49)

The journey from banker to technologist (00:24:13)

Judo Bank's innovative approach (00:25:52)

Challenges and success of Judo Bank (00:27:00)

Experience as a service (00:31:15)

Impact of AI and new code solutions (00:34:33)

Invisible banking and customer engagement (00:43:23)

Customer acquisition and onboarding (00:42:24)

Invisible Banking (00:47:06)

Distribution is Key (00:49:22)

Choosing Distribution Channels (00:51:44)

Balancing Entrepreneurialism and Family Life (00:53:35)

Alex's Links

LinkedIn – https://www.linkedin.com/in/alextwigg

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Achieving Product-Market Fit with Boris Manhart from Growth Unltd

jeudi 11 avril 2024 • Durée 29:24

In this podcast episode, Boris Manhart shares his experience leading Codecheck and his journey through the fintech landscape with Numbers. He shares his expertise on team alignment, leadership, and the critical role of market needs in AI startups. Boris emphasizes the significance of product-market fit, sustainable capital use, and the evolving dynamics of seed funding. He also offers advice to young entrepreneurs, stressing the importance of passion, patience, and much more!

Timestamps

Boris's Journey (00:00:25)

Lessons from Numbers (00:03:02)

Transition to Code Check (00:05:29)

Challenges in AI Startups (00:06:47)

CEO Skills and MBA (00:09:21)

Team Alignment and Failure Conditions (00:13:06)

Product-Market Fit and Startup Funding (00:16:31)

Managing Capital and Market Changes (00:20:28)

VC Lessons for Founders (00:23:20)

Lunch with Founders (00:24:03)

Investment Priorities (00:24:26)

Entering the Startup Landscape (00:25:51)

The Lean Startup (00:27:43)

Focus on Product-Market Fit (00:28:42)

Boris's Links

LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/borismanhart/

Website - growthunltd.com

My Links

Podcast: https://lifeselfmastery.com/itunes

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Think Remarkable with Guy Kawasaki

jeudi 4 avril 2024 • Durée 29:24

In this podcast episode, Guy Kawasaki, talks about his latest book "Think Remarkable," exploring themes such as marketing excellence, the intricacies of podcast growth, the power of a growth mindset, and the art of finding mentors. Guy shares his journey, emphasizing the importance of quality in product evangelism and the challenges of leveraging a large social media following for impact. Guy also talks about the nuances of remote work management, the value of diversity in hiring, and learning from past decisions, and much more!

Timestamps

The Golden Touch (00:01:55)

Building a Podcast (00:03:10)

Challenges of Growing Social Media Channels (00:05:15)

Writing "Think Remarkable" (00:06:39)

Growth Mindset (00:07:26)

Qualities of Remarkable People (00:09:04)

Building Skill Sets (00:10:08)

Doing Epic S**t (00:11:31)

Creating a Subcategory (00:13:31)

Finding Mentors (00:15:27)

Effective Storytelling (00:17:41)

Pitching Framework (00:18:36)

Managing in a Remote Work Environment (00:19:56)

Remote Work Management (00:21:12)

Diversity in Hiring (00:22:21)

Learning from Career Regrets (00:23:55)

Lessons from Career Choices (00:24:16)

Impact of AI on Creativity (00:25:57)

Book Writing Process (00:27:15)

Overcoming Challenges (00:28:15)

Future Book Plans (00:29:53)

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The Pitch: Rewards of Media Entrepreneurship and fund raising with Josh Muccio

jeudi 28 mars 2024 • Durée 29:24

In this podcast episode, Josh Muccio, co-founder of The Pitch and a general partner at The Pitch Fund talks about his entrepreneurial background, his ventures in e-commerce and media, and the intricacies of building a successful media company like The Pitch. Josh recounts the show's sale to Gimlet Media and subsequent repurchase, as well as his personal experience pitching on the show. He discusses the challenges faced by emerging fund managers in 2023 and The Pitch Fund's remarkable achievement of raising significant interest from listeners alone. He also covers strategies for growing a podcast in a competitive market, the unique approach of The Pitch Fund in seed investments, and the rise of owner-operator led funds. Josh shares insights on AI startups, emphasizing the need for real-world applications and value creation, and much more!

Timestamps

Josh's Entrepreneurial Journey (00:00:25)

Building and Selling Startups (00:04:19)

Challenges of Media Business (00:04:34)

Venture Backing for Media Companies (00:06:40)

Starting The Pitch (00:08:05)

The Journey of The Pitch (00:13:08)

Pitching on The Pitch (00:16:23)

Fundraising Challenges for Emerging Fund Managers (00:19:02)

Raising a Fund from Listeners (00:20:20)

Podcast Distribution and Growth (00:22:30)

Value of Authenticity in Content Creation (00:25:24)

Unique Deal Flow for The Pitch Fund (00:26:35)

Selecting VCs and Building Relationships (00:28:46)

VC Value Beyond Capital (00:31:09)

Portfolio Construction and Investment Strategy (00:33:37)

Founder-Led Funds and Operator Expertise (00:36:03)

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