Billion Miles: Recent Episodes
Valentin Veliz
Interviewing entrepreneurs to talk about their growing path.
How they went from 0 to unstoppable, productive, thick-skinned in business and more. How taking the decision change your life.
Who is this for?
Anybody who wants to get inspired by real stories of stories.
These are some topics I'll tackle:
How do schedule your day as a startup founder?
Dedicated to show off what an Ukraine woman is.
I usually to keep the podcast up to 25 min but this time I knew it was not going to be enough. In this episode, Nataliya brought a full masterclass about many interesting topics that we as entrepreneurs should be doing in order to be on the top of our game.
This is what we cover:
How do schedule your day as a startup founder and ф future mother?
Productivity hacks:
1) Aligned with your physical body
2) Your mindset (what is that you want to do, curiosity, S.Kotler, R. Sharma)
3) Your soul set (Human Design) All connected?
What is the soul set?
Biofeedback and biohacking? Understanding about tracking your sleep, brain nutrients (vitamins & nootropics), brainwaves and more.
Also, bout connection between the left hemisphere (analytical mind - comprehension, arithmetic, and writing & right hemisphere (access to your creativity).
What is the state of laziness?
How do you achieve high-level performance?
How do you transform yourself into an unstoppable person?
What tips would you give to this news entrepreneur that is starting?
What it takes to succeed!
Unfolding entrepreneur's risk path
Billion miles podcast is back and this time talking to a strong entrepreneur like Nacho España. He talked about the hard path that entrepreneurs have to go in every stage of their business.
Also covered some of the common challenges that entrepreneurs faced, such as:
-Decision fatigue
-Dealing with Impostor Syndrome
-Reaching high performance to achieve success
-Personal and team commitment challenges
Also he answered questions to the audience that day .
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First Billion Miles of 2022.
I wanted to talk to Ramón Rubio because I found him a fast learner. He can help 5 different projects in a day and still bring so much value to each of them. He is a person who lives every project he helps like it’s his own project.
Ramon talked about his background and how he found the purpose of his life.
The experience and responsibility in the position that he has.
How does he optimize his time?
How to manage different types of projects in terms of Coaching people, understanding the basics of the projects and so on.
What’s next for Ramon?
Personal daily routine.
What is entrepreneurship?
What’s the advice for anyone applying for his job?
Our podcast went live with an audience!
I tell you my experience….
I never host a podcast and also never did with an audience.
The purpose of this project started with my desire to learn about self-growth and productivity, and with every person I interview I learn things about their mindset.
In this episode, Ivan brings a lot of interesting topics and so much value to the perspective of life. It is full of entrepreneur mindset hacks.
He explains how other people can help you to see the world differently. I loved when he said, “I want people outside the bottle to tell me what I can’t see”. To leave the ego outside your life because the ego wants to be right always. He also talks about the inner world.
He answers these questions
How can I coach help me achieve my goal?
When do I know I require a coach?
What do I need to become a coachable person?
What happens if you don’t take action?
And from the Q&A
Do you believe if you can think you can achieve anything you want, you can actually make it happen?
How can we overcome frustration, when we faced a failure? How can you go on?
What is the first action to take in order to make a change?
Juan Antonio Tejada Ceo & Co founder of Kaikoo.
He is a young serial entrepreneur who keeps growing like sky rocking in the Spanish entrepreneurial world.
I have a great chat with him where he shares how he structured his day in Kaikoo and his other projects such as Kintsugi and Sirocco.
He shares with us the experience of learning new things where he mentions that at the beginning is hard but once you learn it becomes very easy.
Don't miss out to look at the newsletter because I'll be sharing his favourites books, podcasts, and movies.
This episode is full of emotions…
A personal note:
Working on a project alone is hard, and finding someone who would work as hard as you for the same dream is even harder. Nowadays, I say I am so lucky because I found my co-cofounder. Someone who will bring the light for you in the darkness times, Someone who help me become the best of me, someone I can rely on.
One of the reasons I wake up at 5 am every day to give the best of me is because I know she is also giving 1000% and that’s what is Clara Herrera for me.
In this opportunity, we talk about how does she structure her time to manage all the areas at Zexel where she mentioned why “Sundays” is her favourite day of the week.
Also talked about other projects she worked such as Speed Dating Malaga and Macoesa her Family’s mindset and her strong connection with her mom.
We also talked about why is it important for entrepreneurs to understand finance?
-What is the creators’ economy?
-How do you kill the procrastinator inside you?
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Last week, I have the great chance to speak about productivity with Victor Gentile - Co-CEO and founder of PLANET DATASET.
We spoke about how does a CEO structure his day, What tools he uses to manage the productivity of the team and also share with us the name of one of his favourite books.
This is a very interesting conversation that you should listen to, no matter if you are a CEO of a startup or a solopreneur. It brings real value based on his great experience.
You can find the PDF of the Book in Spanish " Volver a Empezar" in the Billion miles newsletter.
The first episode it's an introduction to the podcast, and also I'll be sharing some thoughts about productivity base on my journey.
The 3 mistakes most entrepreneur made when start?
- Being reactive and not proactive
- Always waiting for the perfect moment
- No reviewing
I am sharing some highlights from The compound effect book.