23mile Podcast
Building an enduring company is the true proof of success23mile Podcast brings you candid conversations with leaders who have gone the distance, sharing unfiltered lessons on scaling their companies, conquering setbacks, and engineering their exits.
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from Hip-Hop to Exited Founder: How Jarvey Got Lucky, Again and Again (opens the original)
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Most successful founders who have taken their businesses from nothing and scaled successfully or exited will tell you all the great things they did to achieve their success. Ask Jarvey Moss and he will tell you it's mostly luck, he never really had a plan. He got lucky, again and again. As he says, for a business to be really successful, you are going to have to get lucky multiple times, and if you look at Elon Musk, Bill Gates or Steve Jobs, all of them had massive strokes of luck along the way
It is f**king fun: HOW Jess accidentally founded a startup, scaled and exited to a public company (opens the original)
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Jessica Christiansen-Franks calls entrepreneurship f**king fun, and she's one of the rare founders who actually made it to an exit. Only 2% of startups ever get acquired for enough to return capital to investors and be worth the trouble. This is the story of one that did. In 2025, eight years after founding, Neighbourlytics had 20 buyers interested in acquiring the company. REA Group, a global proptech giant listed on the ASX, won. It was a fitting end to a journey that started ten years earlier
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