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 Raechel Lambert is the Co-Founder of a product marketing agency called Olivine which focuses on positioning, messaging and product launches to SAS companies. She has built many different projects and applications and has started focusing her time on an application called All In Meetup. This stems from a podcast “All In Podcast '' which started during the pandemic. In this episode Raechel takes us on her journey through the tech industry. 

00:00 Introduction 

02:45 What is Raechel Doing Today

04:30 All In Meetup

07:30 Managing Meetups

15:10 First Memory of a Compute

24:00 Interests in High School

26:00 Avid Dancer

29:30 Going Through College

40:00 Applying for First Internship

43:00 Entering the Tech Industry

49:10 First Tech Job

52:50 Discovering Product Marketing

58:00 Expanding Skill Sets

1:03:00 Deciding to Freelance  

1:09:30 Starting a Startup

1:15:10 Self Proclaimed Recession

1:19:00 Salary Inflation

1:22:13 Contact Info

Connect with Raechel: 

Twitter:  https://twitter.com/raechellambert?lang=en

Raechel’s Website: https://www.raelambert.com/

Mentioned in today’s episode:

Olivine: https://www.olivinemarketing.com

All In Podcast: https://www.allinpodcast.co

Particle: https://www.particle.io

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Originally published: 2017

Jason Calacanis is a tech entrepreneur, wildly successful angel investor, and the host of the popular weekly podcast This Week in Startups. He's the founder of a series of conferences that bring entrepreneurs together with potential investors.

As a “scout” for top-tier Silicon Valley venture capital firm Sequoia Capital and later as an angel investor, Jason has invested in 150 early-stage startups including four that have achieved billion-dollar valuations (so far) such as Uber, Evernote and Tumblr.

Jason's newly released book "Angel: How to Invest in Technology Startups: Timeless Advice from an Angel Investor Who Turned $100,000 into $100,000,000" puts readers inside the minds of successful angel investors, helping to understand how they prioritize and make the decisions that have resulted in phenomenal profits.

Jason provides a step by step roadmap, revealing how leading investors evaluate new ventures, calculating the risks and rewards, and explains how the best startups leverage relationships with angel investors for the best results.

In this episode we go back to Jason’s rough upbringing in Brooklyn, NY in the early 80s and cover a lot of ground leading up to the present day so you can expect to learn a lot of things, including:

1. How to pick a billion dollar founder or startup
2. How to bounce back from failure
3. What Jason thinks of and what advice he has for corporates investing in startups

All topics discussed:

• Jason’s humble beginnings in Brooklyn, NY
• What got Jason into startup investing
• The alchemy of startup investing
• Why you should always wait for external validation from other investors before investing
• Why ideas are a dime a dozen and you should invest in startups that have demonstrated traction
• The biggest mistake first time startup investors make
• The changing nature of angel investing and venture capital
• On books becoming a business card for many people
• Why building quality deal flow is a popularity contest of sorts
• How to get started investing with little money
• The number one thing Jason looks for in entrepreneurs
• Other factors to evaluate startups and entrepreneurs, including Jason’s ‘four founder questions’
• How Jason navigated his Silicon Valley Reporter going bust during the dot com boom
• How to ask good questions
• What Jason’s views on corporate venture capital are and what advice he has for corporates looking to or already investing in startups
• How to go about taking lots of small bets when diversifying and building your portfolio
• What Jason thinks about ICOs, cryptocurrency and blockchain

Show notes:

1. Get the book: https://amzn.to/2QpLqkX
2. The book: Angelthebook.com  
3. @jason on Twitter
4. Jason’s podcast: ThisWeekInStartups.com

Originally published: 2017

Jason Calacanis is a tech entrepreneur, wildly successful angel investor, and the host of the popular weekly podcast This Week in Startups. He's the founder of a series of conferences that bring entrepreneurs together with potential investors.

As a “scout” for top-tier Silicon Valley venture capital firm Sequoia Capital and later as an angel investor, Jason has invested in 150 early-stage startups including four that have achieved billion-dollar valuations (so far) such as Uber, Evernote and Tumblr.

Jason's newly released book "Angel: How to Invest in Technology Startups: Timeless Advice from an Angel Investor Who Turned $100,000 into $100,000,000" puts readers inside the minds of successful angel investors, helping to understand how they prioritize and make the decisions that have resulted in phenomenal profits.

Jason provides a step by step roadmap, revealing how leading investors evaluate new ventures, calculating the risks and rewards, and explains how the best startups leverage relationships with angel investors for the best results.

In this episode we go back to Jason’s rough upbringing in Brooklyn, NY in the early 80s and cover a lot of ground leading up to the present day so you can expect to learn a lot of things, including:

1. How to pick a billion dollar founder or startup
2. How to bounce back from failure
3. What Jason thinks of and what advice he has for corporates investing in startups

All topics discussed:

• Jason’s humble beginnings in Brooklyn, NY
• What got Jason into startup investing
• The alchemy of startup investing
• Why you should always wait for external validation from other investors before investing
• Why ideas are a dime a dozen and you should invest in startups that have demonstrated traction
• The biggest mistake first time startup investors make
• The changing nature of angel investing and venture capital
• On books becoming a business card for many people
• Why building quality deal flow is a popularity contest of sorts
• How to get started investing with little money
• The number one thing Jason looks for in entrepreneurs
• Other factors to evaluate startups and entrepreneurs, including Jason’s ‘four founder questions’
• How Jason navigated his Silicon Valley Reporter going bust during the dot com boom
• How to ask good questions
• What Jason’s views on corporate venture capital are and what advice he has for corporates looking to or already investing in startups
• How to go about taking lots of small bets when diversifying and building your portfolio
• What Jason thinks about ICOs, cryptocurrency and blockchain

Show notes:

1. Get the book: https://amzn.to/2QpLqkX
2. The book: Angelthebook.com  
3. @jason on Twitter
4. Jason’s podcast: ThisWeekInStartups.com

Coach Kyle Draper, author of "Rethink Everything - That You Know About Social Media, brings the following philosophy as it relates to Social Media; "Stop chasing a bunch of strangers through lead gen, and realize that their greatest opportunity is to go deeper with people that already know, like and trust them."

Follow him on social media at @coachkyledraper or visit his website www.kyledraper.com to learn more.

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Bill Hart is a coach in the mortgage industry, and the author of the book "White Collar Warrior: Lessons for Sales Professionals from America's Military Elite"

Buy on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/White-Collar-W...

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Jack Raines is the fastest growing finance & money blogger on the planet right now. He created the Young Money blog (https://www.youngmoney.co/) just 15 months ago and has already amassed 30,000+ subscribers. He has already been offered book deals by world class publishers. Leverage ftw. We discussed numerous topics. Check the timestamps below for topics and enjoy the audio, or you can watch the video over on our YouTube channel where we recorded this in person with Jack: https://youtu.be/F56YIktbMHY

Jack's newsletter: https://youngmoney.co
Jack's Twitter: https://twitter.com/Jack_Raines
Jack's travel blog: https://www.backpackin.blog/

00:00 Teaser
01:24 Jack intro
04:29 Jack's childhood
07:49 Deported from Norway
11:23 Vagabonding and European life
21:00 Trading at 21 years old
27:25 F U Money
35:40 Stick men drawings
36:58 6 types of wealth
43:49 Crypto and Balaji
58:00 Young Money monetisation
1:03:18 Writing a book
1:07:23 LinkedIn vs Twitter
1:11:13 Distribution
1:13:50 Pitching your work and meeting Morgan Housel
1:17:25 How Jack writes
1:22:20 Inspiring writers
1:26:27 Book shaming and meaningful insults
1:30:57 Opportunity cost of everything
1:35:32 Value in MBAs
1:40:35 Jack's favourite books
1:41:47 Dating in US vs UK

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Here are links from today's show:
Citadel moves to Miami: https://www.wsj.com/articles/ken-griffin-moving-citadel-from-chicago-to-miami-following-crime-complaints-11655994600
Masterclass layoffs: https://techcrunch.com/2022/06/22/masterclass-cuts-20-of-600-person-staff-to-get-to-self-sustainability-faster/

Visit https://inside.com/ for the latest in news and community for professionals. 

Here are links from this week's episode:
Celsius freezes all account withdrawals: https://www.wsj.com/articles/big-crypto-lender-celsius-freezes-all-account-withdrawals-11655096584
Bitcoin has lost more than 50% of its value this year: https://www.cnbc.com/2022/06/15/bitcoin-has-lost-more-than-50percent-of-its-value-this-year-what-to-know.html
Jason's community question on where Bitcoin bottoms out: https://inside.com/cryptocurrency/posts/bitcoin-is-at-21k-where-do-you-think-it-bottoms-out-by-july-1st-whoever-gets-closest-wins-100-gift-card-290906
Coinbase layoffs: https://finance.yahoo.com/news/coinbase-says-lay-off-1-123647456.html
AMA with Harry Campbell the Rideshare Guy: https://inside.com/transportation/posts/ama-today-june-15-2pm-est-harry-campbell-the-rideshare-guy-ask-me-about-rideshare-gig-economy-media-and-more-290584

Empowering Content Creators with NoCode - Speaker Roundtable: https://youtu.be/jgAyOfjuHhw
Interview with Artem Harutyunyan (Bardeen.ai): https://youtu.be/glek05dwcrE

News covered in today's episode:
Apple announcements from its WWDC: https://www.cnbc.com/2022/06/06/apple-wwdc-live-updates-ios-16.html
Headset potentially being announced: https://inside.com/tech/posts/apple-could-announce-3-000-xr-headset-at-january-event-289651
BNPL, Camo replacement: https://www.macrumors.com/2022/06/06/everything-apple-announced-wwdc-2022/

Dave Clark leaves Amazon, becoming CEO of Flexport: https://inside.com/ecommerce/posts/dave-clark-will-join-flexport-289679

Chesa Boudin ousted as San Francisco District Attorney in historic recall: https://www.sfchronicle.com/projects/2022/live-election-results/chesa-boudin-recall

We cover top posts on Inside.com from community members, here are helpful links mentioned in today's episode:

What books changed the way you think about life, work, and your career? https://inside.com/daily/posts/what-book-changed-the-way-you-think-about-life-work-and-your-career-289142
How do you prioritize your wellbeing so you don't burn out? https://inside.com/business/posts/how-do-you-prioritize-your-wellbeing-so-you-don-t-burn-out-is-this-important-to-you-or-is-this-the-self-care-culture-for-the-weak-289725

Inside Weekly Trends is a show covering trending news in the world of business, tech, crypto, VC and more. The show features differentiating perspectives and deep dives into these exciting topics directly from Inside newsletters, events and website. Join hosts Brian Warmoth (Director of Research & Editorial Strategy, Inside.com) and Landon Campbell (Exec, Inside.com) and our team of Inside.com analysts every Friday.

We also recap Inside.com's MEET OUR FUND 3 virtual event, where 20+ VCs pitched their investment firms to founders.
Brian and Stephanie from Inside.com share clips from Bain Capital, Animal Capital, Responsibly Ventures, Space.VC, Steamwork Ventures, and 11 Tribes Ventures. 

Inside Weekly Trends is a show covering trending news in the world of business, tech, crypto, VC and more. The show features differentiating perspectives and deep dives into these exciting topics directly from Inside newsletters, events and website. Join hosts Brian Warmoth (Director of Research & Editorial Strategy, Inside.com) and Landon Campbell (Exec, Inside.com) and our team of Inside.com analysts every Friday. 

This week, we talk about Costa Rica's hack, Google's new campus, and McDonald's out of Russia. We are joined by Inside.com's Stephanie Zielinksi filling in for Landon. We also talk about developer working conditions with Inside Dev analyst Sudarshan Gopalakrishnan. 

Inside Weekly Trends is a show covering trending news in the world of business, tech, crypto, VC and more. The show features differentiating perspectives and deep dives into these exciting topics directly from Inside newsletters, events and website. Join hosts Brian Warmoth (Director of Research & Editorial Strategy, Inside.com) and Landon Campbell (Exec, Inside.com) and our team of Inside.com analysts every Friday. 

Episode #06 of Inside Weekly Trends. We talk about the New Miami, and why Netflix stocks plunged 35% this week.

Inside Weekly Trends is a show covering trending news in the world of business, tech, crypto, VC and more. The show features differentiating perspectives and deep dives into these exciting topics directly from Inside newsletters, events and website. Join hosts Brian Warmoth (Director of Research & Editorial Strategy, Inside.com) and Landon Campbell (Exec, Inside.com) and our team of Inside.com analysts every Friday. 

We also spoke with Nicolas Saravia, Inside's Transportation Analyst, about this week's news.

We also spoke with Sudarshan Gopalakrishnan, Inside's NoCode and Dev Analyst, about this week's news.

We also spoke with Jigney Pathak, Inside's eCommerce Analyst, about this week's news.

In today's episode, we spoke about Warren's crypto bill, Katie Haun's new $1.5B fund, the Lapsus$ Microsoft hack, and photography NFTs.

We also spoke with Trevor Grant, Inside's Crypto Analyst, about this week's crypto news.

On Inside Weekly Trends, we’re personally curating and showcasing the top trending news coverage directly from our newsletters, events, and Inside.com to give you the best need-to-know information. 

In today's episode, we spoke about Hong Kong's Omicron rise, Instagram exploring NFTs, the recent iPhone updates, The role of crypto in the Russia-Ukraine conflict, and trends in VC. We also spoke with Gia Mattu, our XR Analyst, about the momentum behind mixed reality smart glasses appearing in the market.