Founder Frenzy: Recent Episodes

Dan Boric

A social entrepreneur who will win the long game. I am patient, dedicated, authentic, and have a stubborn bias for things with real utility. My first startup is focused on language development for K-12 education.

Indulge yourself with short-and-sweet sound bytes. True stories. Pure passion.

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A more recent and final release until I achieve my next significant milestone. This brief podcast series was only intended as an experiment to document the journey. All founders need to prioritize their focus.

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A new "podcast remix" idea. I share a sound byte from an interview with David Sacks. This is from Episode #60 of the "inTheir20s" podcast hosted by Landon Campbell. Please check it out for the full episode, plus hear from many more top-tier guests.

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Another clip from Episode #60 of the "inTheir20s" podcast, hosted by Landon Campbell. David Sacks shares why it is most important to first focus on product execution above all else.

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Action alone is not what ultimately determines success. Quality of input yields the desired output.

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My thoughts on the biggest true blockers that prevent startups from working.

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Taking the path of least resistance is easier, but there are times when doing the opposite is needed.

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We will make mistakes. Shared learnings from another founder on how to correct them quickly.

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Sometimes taking a few steps back is the only path forward.

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How my values and motivation to 'succeed' evolved from early youth to present.

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A more scalable way to share my thoughts and nuggets of experience.

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Commit. Do not give up.

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Whether success or failure, nothing is guaranteed to repeat. Things change.

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Micro failures lead to macro success.

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I cannot thrive without them.

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To my fellow non-technical founders.

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The non-obvious value of learning a new language.