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Curiosity can be both a gift and a challenge. It can be a catalyst for growth but it can also be a distraction. While being curious drives: - Innovation - Problem-solving It can be a hindrance. That's why it's so crucial to transition from exploration to tangible results. On this month’s episode of The Inflection Podcast, Joel Polanco Segment Manager at Intel Corporation explores the balance between curiosity and execution. Discover: - How to navigate this balance - How to transition from curiosity mode to action mode - Why it's so important to move from research to execution Learn how to cultivate a mindset of curiosity while also knowing when to shift into action. For all tech folks and entrepreneurs, this is a must-listen! Links to the episode are in the comments below!

🙌 We're thrilled to announce that we're sponsoring Chin-wag® for the second season of their podcast. Since launching, the podcast has gone from strength to strength, telling the stories of established and up-and-coming entrepreneurs — much like our work at Profile. We firmly believe that enterprise is a force for good, and we're excited to amplify that message. Here's what we're aiming to achieve together: 💼 Motivate more leaders to step into the spotlight. 💡 Spark conversation about innovation. 🛠 Help start-ups scale effectively. 🚀 Inspire the next generation of founders to take the leap. Listen to the first episode of their second season here, with new episodes dropping every week: https://lnkd.in/eg_Gj85f

"The consumer is always right. The consumer will ultimately tell you whether something's going to fly or not, and consumers have very little patience with you. It can't be complicated. Convoluted. It has to be glass clear and simple." In Part 2 of The Biotech Startups Podcast conversation with Earli Inc. Co-Founder & CEO Cyriac Roeding, we explore the importance of simplicity and consumer-centric approaches in business and technology. In this episode, we dive into: – The power of understanding consumer needs and behaviors in diverse global markets – Leapfrogging competitors by focusing on next-generation technologies – The evolution of mobile marketing and its impact on brand engagement – Navigating career transitions and seizing entrepreneurial opportunities – The global reach and transformative potential of mobile technology This episode offers invaluable insights into the intersection of technology, consumer behavior, and entrepreneurship, providing a roadmap for innovation in rapidly evolving markets. Head over to Apple Podcasts or Spotify for this episode and more stories only a biotech exec can tell! #biotechnology #lifesciences #podcast

Absolute pleasure to talk with Jason on all things life, especially when chatting about the Idea Space GenAI meditation app coming out later this year The idea is simple: a long term, personalized, multi-lingual meditation teacher Chat with the platform like you normally would. Whenever you request a meditation, you are provided two options to choose from. Both are created on the spot and are brought to life by the magic of state of the art text-to-speech. As you progress, you can update your goals, achieve milestones, and draw insights about your meditation practice Check it out below to learn more 👇🏼

Wes Nichols of March Capital has been a trailblazer in the ever-evolving landscape of technology. Discover how he harnesses the power of data to tackle intricate challenges and propel growth. Tune in to the podcast episode or read the transcript here: https://lnkd.in/e86cM25y #entrepreneurship #innovation #growth #data #podcast 🎧

Me: I’m not a tech founder. I’m not sure I’m a great fit for the InnoVenture Iowa podcast. Kaylee Williams: When we are making decisions as to where to invest our dollars, we are evaluating the FOUNDERS. Who they are, how they conduct themselves and whether, they themselves are the right investment. Who the founders are matters. *** insert lightbulb moment for me*** Me: Well then - put me in coach, because I’m all about taking people and teams to the next level and I’m aligned with this investment strategy. Find and invest in the right person, the right way, and watch your investment expand. Tech founders work fast. That make knowing yourself even more essential. *********************************** It will be a couple of weeks before my podcast episode airs, but I wanted to say a huge thank you to Kaylee Williams for inviting me to have this deep and relevant conversation. I’ll make sure to post here when the episode comes out, but I highly recommend checking it out in advance.

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Wes Nichols of March Capital has been a trailblazer in the ever-evolving landscape of technology. Discover how he harnesses the power of data to tackle intricate challenges and propel growth. Tune in to the podcast episode or read the transcript here: https://lnkd.in/eFcmDp5X #entrepreneurship #innovation #growth #data #podcast 🎧

Wes Nichols of March Capital has been a trailblazer in the ever-evolving landscape of technology. Discover how he harnesses the power of data to tackle intricate challenges and propel growth. Tune in to the podcast episode or read the transcript here: https://lnkd.in/eWPmVctP #entrepreneurship #innovation #growth #data #podcast 🎧

PostHog succeeds by breaking all the rules: They compete with billion-dollar incumbents in 9 categories, open-source their product and price based on usage. I spoke with Andy Vandervell and listened to 🦔 james hawkins (on Renée Shaw's show) to decode how PostHog grows without following the classic startup advice. In my latest article, you’ll find out: -How PostHog wins against billion-dollar competitors (without a billion-dollar budget) -The core value that suffuses PostHog—and how it influences product, growth and culture -Why open-sourcing your product improves growth (if you target engineers) Want to read the full piece? Check it out under the link in the comments! P.S.: Major thanks to Andy for chatting with me and James/Renee for a great podcast!