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Dear listeners,

You know me from my podcast. I've spoken to over 100 experts and I always try to get advice. Ask questions that we can learn from. You know this.

But did you know that I am in the food business as well?

Where do I want to go with my business. Today I am going to share more about me. What I do, mistakes I made in 2016, things that went well, plans for 2017.

From these reflection combined with learnings from the many founders I spoke with this year, I'll go in depth on Peter Drucker's feedback analysis method. Then, I'll teach you how to apply this to your professional and personal life.

We discuss:

My food startup
Why I am sharing this information publicly
The importance of applying probability theory to your business
Top learnings from 2016
Relationship building and venture capital
Our strategy to grow in 2017
Feedback analysis and it's short, medium and long-term benefits
My foray into journalism
Always be storytelling!!
Exciting plans for the podcast going forward

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Ep124- How to Make 2017 Better

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