💡 Blockchain: three currency models for sustainability. 04:34

🕳️ Helping startups avoid potholes through a 7-months program. 06:35

😇 Dr. Harish’s last name in Sanskrit. 09:04

🤩 Reinventing himself every three years and his parents’ influence. 10:04

💲 “Money cannot be a motivator, it can never take you far.” 11:58

👂 Harish listens to people carefully and he can hear all the noise that is stopping them from creating successful business. 13:57

📋 Answering key attributes can let you know when a startup can make revenue. 17:03

🍹 Who will be the most successful in the future: 19:47

💔 The big resignation is actually a big divorce. 20:40

🤝 25 questions for awareness Harish created in his mentorship. 28:37

❗ Dr. Harish’s favourite F words and what is attention investment. 30:18

Connect with Dr. Harish: www.maxilators.com

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🔇 Grasshoppers are super quiet. 03:43

🍀 Conditions for free-range grasshoppers. 04:25

🥧 Grasshoppers have an umami flavor. 05:29

🤯 Killing insects with pesticides in the production of vegetables and fruits. 06:32

☘️ Growing grasshoppers humanely. 07:11

🌾 Efficient production of animal-based protein and how it can feed the world. 09:00

🤓 Food consumption has to be sustainable, but new technologies are not good at covering that. 11:08

🚀 “When we go to Mars, insects will join us.” 12:44

👦 Born in Israel in an entrepreneurial and industry-driven family, he discovered many people use grasshoppers as food sources. 13:30

💡 A huge market and high demand equaled learning to grow grasshoppers on a commercial scale. 15:06 

🍬 Orange and strawberry-flavored grasshopper gummies. 17:16

😎 The name Hargol in Hebrew means long-horned grasshopper. 19:15

📜 History of eating grasshoppers: The only kosher and halal insects. 20:08

🐦 The danger is not in grasshoppers escaping the farm, but other animals getting in to eat them. 23:07

😇 Leaving his corporate position and changing people's minds that grasshoppers are a fantastic food source. 26:58

🙂 Dror’s favorite F word. 30:45

🍔 How many grasshoppers go in an eight-ounce Hopper hamburger? 31:31

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Connect with Dror: www.hargol.com and www.biblicalprotein.com

👩‍💼 Diane is a serial entrepreneur. 01:49

💲 She built her first $50 million business in six years and it was a staffing agency. 02:51

🤓 Story about Diane’s failure and what she learned from it. 04:10

👣 Doing one thing at a time. 06:32

💥 “Every business decision that you make affects how your life looks.” 07:24

⏰ Timing is important for both starting and ending a business. 08:31

🚪 Different reasons why people exit and also purchase companies. 09:12

🧱 Entrepreneurship is very personal: it depends on an individual’s entrepreneurial style.11:46

👀 Why she chose not to listen to a Silicone Valley advisor? 14:10

💰 Diane loves bootstrapping and she believes in revenue. 16:05

🤷‍♀️ The concept of being all about revenue and not about profit worries Diane. 17:07

📈 Women entrepreneurship needs to progress. 19:53

🙃 Diane’s favorite F words.  21:35

🦸‍♀️ Diane Prince and Wonderwoman. 23:24

🧠 All the things that business people forget to do. 24:57

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Connect with Diane: www.dianeprince.co

😎 Josh is the CEO and founder of a startup. 02:06

👌 He loves building things and everything that he does. 02::43

🥚 Josh knew he would be an entrepreneur from a young age: selling chicken eggs to neighbors. 03:48

🐣 His entrepreneurial journey: from the beginning of the internet to the democratization of investing.  05:11

🤑 “The real money is being made privately, it's being made when you invest early, and you hold until the public offering or until the exit.” 08:48

💰 Josh genuinely loves building things in a quickly growing market: triple-digit percentages. 10:54

💲 Diversified investing in the asset class is a way to get big returns. 13:33

🤔 The significant negatives to the asset class is a long-term commitment. 16:44

🤓 “To prove your concept at all, you have to find someone willing to put the money in.”  20:11

❓ The ugly baby business concept. 22:37

☑️ Josh’s exit with his artwork company: Sold to Walmart. 23:43

3️⃣ About exits: Three things startups should do: 24:47

💡 Often great ideas come from young, creative kids: Fred Smith’s C minus on FedEx idea paperwork. 29:58

🧱 Building the technological solution for capital raising and capital investing. 33:23

🔝 Josh’s favorite F word. 35:18

🎯 14 campaigns for investing at Fundify.  36:52

Connect with Josh: www.fundify.com

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