How do you build one of Europe's best fintech companies & then sell it to Stripe, all before you are 25 years of age?
In this episode, we find out from Shekinah Adewumi who founded Touchtech payments when he was just 18.
Micheál Dyer and his co-founder Conor McCallion have built Ireland's largest meal prep company with zero outside funding from their HQ in Galway.
In this episode, Micheál breaks down the exact strategies they used to expand from just 23 customers in their first week, to now being Ireland's number 1 provider.
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Fabio is extremely open with his story and reveals how he turned his back on the lucrative world of software engineering to set up his own company.
We learn what it takes to start and grow one of Ireland’s most recognisable e-commerce brands. With his window to make sales only running for a few months, Fabio lets us in on the secrets he uses to scale up a business rapidly in a short space of time.
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In this week's diary episode, I reveal why I'm forcing myself to fail. To fail and keep failing so that it becomes nothing to fear.
Fear of failure is the number one reason why a fantastic idea never leaves the entrepreneurs brain or notebook.
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In this week's diary episode, I reveal how the workload from The Entrepreneur Experiment combined with my regular job is pushing me to the limit.
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ideas! Everyone has them but few make the leap to make them a reality.
This week’s episode with maker/entrepreneur David Delahunty, we delve deep into the idea generation process.
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In this week's diary episode, I reveal how the official launch of The Entrepreneur Experiment went.
We learn how to start a podcast from scratch when you have no idea what you are doing. My official YouTube channel also launched this week and I give you a behind the scenes insight into how to shoot a YouTube video.
In my other business, we are subjected to threats and deal with a client who refuses to pay his bill.
It's a very real and honest episode and I hope you enjoy it.
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Episode 2 is an in-depth interview with Tommy Courtney. Tommy is the CEO and founder of Prelo, a corporate relocation services platform. A B2B service, Tommy’s company helps companies relocate employee’s to new cities around the globe.
In this episode, we discuss starting on your own versus finding a team, and advice, when to take it and when to ignore it! He reveals how he manages his mental health when juggling the demands of being a startup founder and discusses strategies he uses to stay healthy.
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