Episode 41 has landed! 🎙️
In this episode, we discuss the brutally honest truth of being a founder and loving it anyway, with Raj Thiruchelvarajah.
Raj is the CEO and co-founder of Hytro, where they’re leveraging the power of Blood Flow Restriction (BFR) to maximise athletic potential and enhance performance. Listen in and get ready to take copious notes as he shares with us:
This is a founder who knows their stuff and is not afraid to show it. Don’t miss out on any of the invaluable insights Raj imparts by listening wherever you get your podcasts.
“We’ve got all these plates spinning. Where do we go next? How do we get there?”
In today’s episode, we’re baring all with Raj Thiruchelvarajah, CEO and co-founder of Hytro.
Hytro is the first of its kind to bring Blood Flow Restriction (BFR) technology into sportswear by any means possible (don’t worry, we ask what BFR means straight away), and is now planning to crack the consumer market after conquering the pro-sports world.
Raj leaves no stone unturned in this episode and tells us everything about his journey, from conception to scalability, and manufacturing to patenting. If there’s anything you’ve been curious about when it comes to startups, this episode may have the answers.
The brutal honesty continues as we discuss what it’s like to be constantly spinning plates as an early-stage startup founder with a family. We talk about the realities of how our own self-care can take a backseat when trying to strike a work/life balance but when you believe in your product, it’s all worth it.
Get your notebooks ready and press play as we talk startups…
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