Moving Up
Summary: Hear directly from business leaders. Secrets to success, struggles along the way, optimal career paths and life in general.
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Podcasts:
Working hard to get what you want but realizing that good things happen when you least obsess about them.
Michael did IB, PE and b-school, founded 4 company’s and now invests in startups at the very earliest stage. Leaving private equity for a career in broken unloved and new businesses.
Choosing love over fear, having it ALL and why you need a personal mission statement.
Mark is a successful VC. We discuss consulting vs. banking (he did both) the biggest mistake of his career and how working for free can save you money (if you don’t get an MBA). Also, how to get a job at a startup.
Buying media businesses in China, taking them public and finding a way to be interesting.
How to do Crossfit for your brain, not finishing books and why tenacity is the only thing that matters.
Mark started his career at Morgan Stanley worked on the Tesla IPO became an early employee at Dropbox and now Partner at Index Ventures. His advice to skip banking and how to get an unfair advantage in tech.
The path from software engineer to lawyer (at a prestigious firm) to tech. Why it’s so easy to chase a big name and big money instead of finding what’s right for you.
Leaving consulting (Mckinsey and Deloitte) to go to Wharton. Staring a business in b-school, the pros and cons.
Brian talks about being one of the first VC’s in SoCal and the grind that it has been. Having humility and confidence in yourself and what he attributes his success to.
The VC funnel, what it takes to be a wine collector and serendipity in life.
2 types of people in the business world – principles and agents and the importance of having fun a long the way.
Mark was an investment banker for 22 years. He sold his bank to RBC, became the COO of Los Angeles and now is a venture investor. Why he doesn’t like traditional meeting structures and how he uses pattern recognition to invest in startups.
Steve started GroupMe, sold it 370 later days for $85 million. How timing is crucial, 2-paths to life, and why he continues to grind.
Discussing all things real estate, learning by doing and how one small investment can build a real estate empire.