The Authentic Entrepreneur
How do Entrepreneurs do it? Like truly, what's the authentic journey of an entrepreneur?This podcast hosted by Oskar Woehr will showcase interviews with some of the top business people of the world and shine a light on the journeys that each of them have gone through to get…
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He Lost Everything at 18, Then Reinvented Himself Again and Again | Edgar, The Transitions Coach (opens the original)
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At 18, Edgar lost everything in a single stretch, cut from Mexico's national ice hockey team, broken up with the love of his life, and his car crashed. Instead of curling up, he bought a one-way ticket to London with a single month of accommodation and no safety net. That leap became the foundation for a life built on constant reinvention, and in this episode he shares exactly how he does it. Now 46, a master coach, and a professional beach tennis athlete, Edgar sits down with Oskar to talk abou
He Built 19 Businesses Using Dopamine, the Hidden Edge Nobody Talks About, Nathan Baws (opens the original)
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Serial entrepreneur Nathan Baws has started 19 businesses, some seven-figure exits, some spectacular failures, and in this episode he shares the counterintuitive edge behind it all: dopamine. A naturopath by background, Nathan breaks down how he engineers his own brain chemistry to stay motivated, focused, and resilient enough to keep going when the numbers look bleak. Connect with Nathan Baws: Website and Free Joint Venture Course: https://nathanbaws.co LinkedIn: https://au.linkedin.com/in/nath
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