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Michal Bohanes and I talk about content marketing, his company Kontent360. Content marketing is a concept that's been around since the latter part of the 19th century and has had a tremendous resurgence over the course of the past two decades. It has exploded since the end of the 00s. Will it keep growing moving forward? What platforms will emerge and how should companies and individuals use content marketing to drive their brands and sales? Tune in to this episode of the HFL Podcast to learn more!

Reach out to Kontent360 if you need help with your content marketing at Michal@kontent360.com

What funding rounds do you engage in as a startup founder? What do you need to know about what round you should get into; what to expect and how it all goes together. Tune in to get my tips on how to proceed based on my own experiences handling funding from steps 1.-4. and from engaging with people and founders around the world whom have done the same and even taken companies public at $Bn valuations.

In this episode Giovanni Mulè of Jhotivation talk about serial entrepreneurship, time management and the art of delegation. What does it take to handle multiple projects at a time and how can we train the skills needed to maximize our hustle? Tune in to find to get the scoop.

In this episode I talk to REVOLUTs Asia Pacific growth launcher, Chester Sarveen and REVOLUTs Norwegian country manager, Espen Myklebust. We talk about REVOLUT to-date, some of the challenges they're facing in the Asia Pacific-region and North America. Discussion regarding their current status with their newly granted UK banking license and what this means for the future expansion of REVOLUT. Why growth hacking is great for startups, blitz-scaling for rapid international expansion and FinTech in Norway. Lastly, Espen and I talk about how to get involved with disruptive startups and how he got into REVOLUT as a young graduate; how you can get involved moving forward. Follow REVOLUT in Norway on Facebook.

In this episode I talk to Giancarlo and Niklas from Nana Caregivers, a startup in the Hult Founders Lab spring '19 cohort. Nana Caregivers is a digital marketplace for caregivers and those needing care, in form of nurses; nanny's; caregivers; and companions. They are planning to launch an MVP in London in September/October. We discuss the origin of the idea, challenges they will face in the next stage of ideation and what will make them succeed. It's all about people!

In this episode I talk to Stas Kulminski, founder of the PartyMakerApp. We discuss the startup, different pivots they've done and how the company has evolved since Stas and his co-founder Aliona started it two years ago. What challenges lay ahead, and how to view and interpret challenges and pivots along the way. Having a bootstrapping mindset and getting things done! Check out https://www.partymakerapp.com/ and @partymakerapp_official on here!