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Joel Gascoigne — 53 episodes

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How we give and receive feedback in a positive way at Buffer

2

The power of a priority ranking for your self improvements

3

Thoughts on cofounders and how @leowid became cofounder of Buffer

4

The cost of gaining work experience or further education as an aspiring startup founder

5

Find co-founders who are on board for startup life

6

Building something successful with what you already know

7

Being deliberate about your morning

8

Wanting to succeed to stop feeling like a fraud

9

The "impossible to do it alone" milestone

10

Leaving the phone behind

11

When structure slows your startup down, and when structure speeds it up

12

How reading fiction helps me have high quality sleep

13

Why I'm enjoying having no data on my phone

14

Being comfortable with uncertain

15

It doesn't help to tell someone their idea is bad

16

4 tips for waking up early

17

Thoughts on CxO titles in early stage startups

18

The immense impact of being genuine

19

How and why I use SoundCloud

20

Travelling: 3 months or 6?

21

Going for volume over perfection

22

The power of personal connection

23

Home, office, coffee shop: working in different environments

24

Be a line instead of a dot

25

You have the choice

26

Sometimes the solution is simple: communicate and explain

27

3 practical tips when you're fundraising

28

With metrics in the early stages, focus on retention

29

When to raise investment for your startup

30

Thinking about equity splits with co-founders

31

How support can help with product decisions

32

Getting through hard times

33

Focus on experience and service, not so much on getting press

34

Transparency is a competitive advantage

35

Freemium and the user's expectations

36

Lessons on pricing from Buffer

37

Being lean with more than your startup

38

Stop using no-reply@ in emails

39

Two purposes for marketing

40

Don't outsource development of your startup

41

Deliberate reflection

42

Don't wait for a cofounder

43

Two tips for consistent blogging

44

Two ideas to help with two sided markets or network effects

45

Share your progress

46

Work on your bad idea

47

Are you doing too much?

48

Push yourself the right amount

49

The smile graph

50

Is strong retention a necessity for a successful startup?

51

Quantity over quality

52

Write three positive things about today

53

Waiting for the perfect moment and clear sign: is that too late?