Are you struggling to take a leap of faith and kickstart your entrepreneurial journey? Or have you already started building the next big innovation? Are you often on a lookout for inspirational content, but do not have time to read biographies or case studies? Yes, no, maybe?
Well, here is a list of some podcasts that will help you understand how the best-known companies of the world built impactful products, hustling, failing and growing, all together. Some of these podcasts I picked after seeing rave reviews on Twitter. These curated stories made me realize how everyone talks about the success of a leader or their idea but not about the failures that helped them reach their pinnacle.
Here is to deriving learnings from failures, celebrating innovations, and building the future.
The podcast has featured Richard Branson of Virgin Group, Brandon Stanton of Humans of New York, Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Peter Thiel of Palantir amongst many others.
All the episodes are available for streaming on Tim’s website.
You can hear the complete season on SoundCloud.
In this podcast, journalist and radio host, Guy Raz engages innovators and entrepreneurs of world’s most popular companies in conversations exploring the movements they have built. The podcast has featured the journey of the likes of Instagram, Reddit, LinkedIn Airbnb, Buzzfeed, Lyft, Kickstarter to name a few.
The podcasts are available on National Public Radio.
The podcast can be streamed on SoundCloud.
Co-founder of LinkedIn, Reid Hoffman hosts this award-winning podcast featuring the growth ride of companies going from zero to billions. Hoffman tests his business theories featuring growth leaders from major companies such as Facebook, PayPal, Starbucks, Uber, Dropbox, Slack and similar others who have cracked the formula.
The podcast is available for streaming on its official website.
This podcast is hosted by Shane Parrish, Founder of Farnam Street Media that focuses on instilling better decision-making capabilities in people by using mental models to work smarter and not harder. The podcast touches diverse themes such as leadership, future-proofing, persuasion and similar concepts to help listeners expand their mind and plan their life.
All the episodes are available on Farnam Street.
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