End of Season 1

An episode of the Famous Failures podcast, hosted by Ozan Varol, titled "End of Season 1" was published on May 19, 2020 and runs 3 minutes.

May 19, 2020 ·3m · Famous Failures

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This episode marks the end of Season 1 of Famous Failures. If you’d like to stay in touch with me, please sign up for my weekly email list at weeklycontrarian.com. My emails go out every Thursday to 21,000+ subscribers and share 1 idea you can read in less than 3 minutes that will help you reimagine the status quo. Readers call it the “one email I look forward to each week.” Thank you to my podcast producer, Chris Mottram of Podcastily, and to my operations assistant, Brendan Seibel, for his research help. Thank you to the following individuals and institutions for preordering multiple copies of my bestselling new book Think Like a Rocket Scientist. Orthogon Partners Investment Management Luci McKean Cathy Cheng Tony Martignetti Bill Brent Ramesh Kumar Fred Slete James D. Kirk Timothy Chips Wendy Horng Brawer Tim Oslovich Doug Claffey Christina Guthier Julian Olin Hans Schulte Amy Luo Renu Sharma Ben Creo Laolu Awogbade Jeff McGrath

Episode Description

This episode marks the end of Season 1 of Famous Failures.

If you’d like to stay in touch with me, please sign up for my weekly email list at weeklycontrarian.com. My emails go out every Thursday to 21,000+ subscribers and share 1 idea you can read in less than 3 minutes that will help you reimagine the status quo. Readers call it the “one email I look forward to each week.”

Thank you to my podcast producer, Chris Mottram of Podcastily, and to my operations assistant, Brendan Seibel, for his research help.

Thank you to the following individuals and institutions for preordering multiple copies of my bestselling new book Think Like a Rocket Scientist.

Orthogon Partners Investment Management
Luci McKean
Cathy Cheng
Tony Martignetti
Bill Brent
Ramesh Kumar
Fred Slete
James D. Kirk
Timothy Chips
Wendy Horng Brawer
Tim Oslovich
Doug Claffey
Christina Guthier
Julian Olin
Hans Schulte
Amy Luo
Renu Sharma
Ben Creo
Laolu Awogbade
Jeff McGrath

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