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Explore "mullenweg" with insightful episodes like "S1 Ep. 6 - WordPress ⣠Matt Mullenweg", "Episode 14: Interview with Matt Mullenweg, founder of WordPress", "Episode 58: Practicing Gratitude - Adam Grant, Matt Mullenweg, Amy Purdy & RuthAnn Jensen (my mom!)", "Episode 37: Matt Mullenweg - Powering 27% of the Internet" and "Big companies get social" from podcasts like ""Digital Stories", "Mapping The Journey", "Why Not Now? with Amy Jo Martin", "Why Not Now? with Amy Jo Martin" and "Amplify Today: Tech, Social Media and Pop Culture"" and more!
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Episode 14: Interview with Matt Mullenweg, founder of WordPress
Matt Mullenweg is an American online social media entrepreneur and founder of WordPress. He also founded Automattic and currently serving as CEO.
Episode 58: Practicing Gratitude - Adam Grant, Matt Mullenweg, Amy Purdy & RuthAnn Jensen (my mom!)
Most Why Not Now? guests practice gratitude and giving in both their business and personal lives. They don’t necessarily intentionally set out to do this, they just do. It’s a part of how they operate through life. In this episode I’ve pulled together a few snackable soundbites of people who offer a unique point of view on gratitude and giving. Additionally, I interview my Mom in this episode!
We start off with Adam Grant. He’s an organizational psychologist, New York Times best-selling author and the highest rated professor at Wharton. Often times we think of “giving back' as a legacy after we’ve achieved a certain level of success and expertise. Adam shares a new, more progressive, way to look at giving back. If you want to hear the entire interview with Adam you can go here or find Episode 22 on iTunes.
Next up is Matt Mullenweg. He’s the founder and CEO of Automatic which is the parent company of Wordpress which powers 28% of the internet. Matt is one of my favorite people to learn from. Matt talks about how gratitude for everything from small to big things can be a strategy for letting go. If you want to hear the entire interview with Matt you can go here or find Episode 37 on iTunes.
Next we hear from Amy Purdy, a Paralympian snowboard champion who Oprah calls a hero. At age 19, she was given a 2% chance to live after being diagnosed with meningitis. She has gone on to defy all the odds and in this clip she talks about a recent threat to her health once again and how she uses gratitude as a strategy. If you want to hear the entire interview with Amy you can go here or find Episode 36 on iTunes.
And last but not least, I have a very special guest on the show. My mom! She’s been working up her courage to come on the show and I’m excited to share. RuthAnn Jensen is an entrepreneur who lives in the Black Hills of South Dakota. She’s the co-founder of Copper Canyon Lodge, a wedding venue and lodging business, and she shares what it was like to start her first company in her 50’s. She’s one of my favorite people on the planet and I’m beyond grateful for her.
Follow RuthAnn Jensen's Copper Canyon Lodge on Facebook, Instagram and her company's website.
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Episode 37: Matt Mullenweg - Powering 27% of the Internet
More than 27% of the internet is powered by Matt Mullenweg's creation. Matt is the Founder and CEO of Automatic, the parent company of Wordpress. At age 33, he's a tech powerhouse yet he remains humble and willing to share his learnings along his journey. In this episode Matt shares takeaways from growing his company, tips on when to consider raising money and the filters questions he uses when making various business decisions.
- Matt shares a Why Not Now? moment that became a defining point in the growth of his company.
- What questions to ask yourself if you're considering fundraising for your company and taking on investors.
- How Matt chooses his business partners.
- Matt shares something he does in effort to lead a more efficient and effective day.
- How Matt keeps his mind healthy.
- What is Matt reading?
- What keeps Matt up at night?
- Pirates or Ninjas, who’s tougher in Matt's opinion?
- What advice Matt would give to his younger self.
Books & Reference Links:
- The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up by Marie Kondo
- All the Light We Cannot See by Anthony Doerr
- Ikigai by Hector Garcia and Francesc Miralles
- The Rules Do Not Apply by Ariel Levy
- Follow Matt on Twitter & Instagram
Learn more about Matt: https://ma.tt/
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Big companies get social
All the tech, social media and blog headlines that Bloggers love, need and use everyday. Today we spoke about Star Trek, Taco Bell, Snapchat, Bitcoin, Netflix, WhatsApp, Kate Kastner, Amazon, Matt Mullenweg and more.
0003 - The Philosophy of Open Source
The first episode of 2011 features an interview with Matt Mullenweg, technological optomist and lead developer of WordPress - the dominant open source web publishing platform of the Internet. He steps off the edge with me to discuss the history of launching WordPress, the practicalities, possibilities and philosophy of open source, his dream that the majority of the web can be built to run on open source software and what his life is like as the benevolent dictator of a platform which some have characterized as the modern day printing press.
For complete music and show notes for this episode, visit http://steppinofftheedge.com/podcast/philosophy-of-open-source/