Labeled the “Steve Jobs of Investing”, Ray Dalio is easily one of the most successful investors of our time. The Principles: Work & Life author is the larger-than-life mentor we all need in our day-to-day life. 

It’s incredible to learn that the founder of Bridgewater Associates, the world's biggest hedge fund firm which manages roughly $150 billion, began his investment journey at the age of 12 using his pocket money to buy stocks.

Listen as we delve deep with the living legend himself to hear first-hand accounts of Wall Street in the 70s and 80s, the cycle of Empires and Cryptocurrency, and Dalio’s Ocean X explorer traversing the ocean floor. 

Listen to learn:

• What happens if you punch your boss in the face (Dalio has first-hand experience in this!) 
• Doing business in the 1980s and what it’s taught Dalio about today’s entrepreneur space
• Why losing everything and hitting rock bottom is one of the best experiences a person can have
• The inspiration behind Dalio’s book Principles: Life & Work 
• The secret formula to the ideal composition of a founding team 
• Decision-making frameworks that built a billionaire
• What transcendental meditation is and why Dalio meditates daily
• Reddit, Robinhood, Cryptocurrency, and the changing face of entrepreneurs 
• What Dalio is searching for on the ocean floor with Ocean X 

Ray Dalio is the founder of the world’s largest hedge fund, Bridgewater Associates, and is the author of the new book Principles: Life and Work.



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Full of wonderful ideas but don’t know how to make them a reality?

Our next guest had the same problem…until he managed to turn them into MULTIPLE startups, most of which he’s sold.

Paul English bought and sold his first business Boston Light Software for $33.5 million, within just 7 months of its founding. Paul went on to co-found the popular travel site Kayak, which he sold to Priceline for a whopping $1.8 billion.

So what has Paul learned through all this? Well, we asked him. In this episode of the Foundr podcast, Nathan Chan sits down with Paul to discuss: 

• How you can recruit constantly to curate a team of only the most talented, energetic people
• How to get employees to bring their best absolute best
• How to validate your next winning business idea
• How to solve the biggest problems with your tech company
• The importance of vulnerability 
• How to maintain a balance of skills at your company to ensure the business stays on track
  
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If you’re an idealistic entrepreneur who wants to build a business of true worth, this interview is for you. Don't miss it.

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What do you get when you mix Daymond John, cozy toes, and a charitable mission? 

Bombas. 

That's right, you get the world's best sock company. 

Foundr CEO Nathan Chan recently sat down with Randy Goldberg and David Heath to learn how Bombas went from a growing ecommerce business to a Shark Tank sensation.

Randy and David talk about growing Bombas from heel to toe, including:

• Why they bootstrapped as long as possible
• How preparing for Shark Tank helped them boost their business—even before they got a little TV fame
• The best advice Daymond John has given them
• How an authentic, compelling mission inspires loyal customers and employees
• The biggest mistake ecommerce entrepreneurs make
• Why they're excited about the future of Bombas

If you're an ecommerce entrepreneur or just a sock-loving fan, this interview is a must. 

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What does a savvy entrepreneur do when she sells her startup for $125 million? She starts another business, of course.

Radha Agrawal, cofounder of Thinx, has launched another passion project: Daybreaker. 

Daybreaker is a wellness community that offers sober dance parties in 100 countries around the world. With events at the top of the World Trade Center, Sydney Opera House, and even the White House, Daybreaker is quite literally on top. 

And now Daybreaker is offering virtual and hybrid options to increase accessibility to their events while the world navigates through the pandemic.

So how has Radha launched another wildly successful brand? Find out in the latest episode of the Foundr podcast.

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