Starting Up in Silicon Valley with Brett Cleary

In this episode, Khalid Salid, co-founder of FigPii, talks about how to consistently uncover issues on a website.

In this episode, Josh Davey, founder of Qualia.app, talks about the lack of proper customer research training in product teams.

In this episode, Fraser Duncumb, the Chief Executive Officer of Wotter, talks about the importance of learning in entrepreneurship.

In this episode, Vera Sauchanka, the founder of LiveFEED®, talks about the importance of learning from life experiences as a founder, and how the best way to provide real value for your customers is to put them first.

In this episode, Om Suthar, the founder of Personify, talks about the reality of conducting market research and how over time building a business has become a commodity.

In this episode, Caleb Dykema, the founder of Vault, talks about one of the most common situations a founder faces in their entrepreneurship journey, the Shiny Object Syndrome.

In this episode, Petrayris del Angel, the founder of My Lumps, talks about the complexity of breast self-examinations for women and the lack of existing technologies for this extremely common problem in women's health.

In this episode, Allison Cousins, the founder of Approach Dating, talks about how becoming an early-stage startup founder is absolutely possible even if you have multiple things on your plate.

In this episode, Sebastien Mirolo, the founder of Djao Djin, talks about how when you are building a SaaS, is not just about the business logic, but also about the teams and the skills you need to be able to be put it together.

In this episode, Brett Cleary, the founder of Vibes Video Dating, talks about life as a solo founder in Silicon Valley.