Views : 665,032
Genre: People & Blogs
Date of upload: Sep 28, 2023 ^^
Rating : 4.899 (358/13,882 LTDR)
RYD date created : 2024-05-05T04:13:15.980066Z
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Top Comments of this video!! :3
This podcast PROVES that when mothers or even fathers focus all their energy in making their kids better skilled and better humans, great things will come out of it. I felt like he was a PROJECT for his mother and she focused, persevered, installed in him all what he needed to become this man he is today.
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Hands down, this is the best podcast in the world. How deep it dives into details where you can literally can get a clear idea how Daniel works in his own way.
It's not that he's become a billionaire, it's that he's able to solve huge problems and said practically said anything is possible. Just wow.
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I relate to this guy soo well. Introvert by nature that can turn it on. Avoided uni and went into startups in foreign countries early on. I have changed jobs soo much and gained a broad understanding of business, admin, sales, marketing, so on as well as multiple countries, cultures, etc. I am 30 and probably should start my own business.
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So much to take out of this episode. The way Daniel has, with his co-founder, shaped their business and how he’s created a culture that allows people to grow and be able to fail is what I found especially refreshing. Empathy and humility are such important attributes for a leader to exhibit. As someone working in a startup with a founder who operates very differently and is far from what I think we need to take our business forward, this episode has been especially helpful. Thank you Stephen for continuing to have such incredible guests on your show. It’s making a real and positive impact on people like me 😊❤
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This episode was truly refreshing. I identify a bit with being an introvert with add traits myself. I have always had more than one area of interest in my life: art, graphic design, brand management, copywriting, client management, psychology, fashion. I felt to be really good at many things, but not great at one. I worked with start-ups helping to build brands, but never thought I could be an entrepreneur myself as I saw this diversity in skills as a weakness more than a strength. I also always thought that work should be hard. So maybe it’s time to address those harsh believes.
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When I first saw the video uploaded, I said "No Not Daniel Ek, he is a topic in every tech event in Stockholm". But I sit down and listened and respected his authenticity and that hold me every minute during this interview. Then yesterday I forwarded this interview and asked a friend who knows him and she said he listened him in many occasions, she said he is honest and open so it leaves a surprise to us and a moment of silence. When he shared his motivation to be in a group/herd, I saw the worries of my 11 year old son growing up in Stockholm. When he shared the difficulties of motivations and aims in life, this is so good. Thanks. I will watch again with my son.
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