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I discuss the definition of a successful entrepreneur and what constitutes a company. I share my perspective on profitability and value creation, emphasizing that a true business should be self-sustainable. I explore the role of luck in entrepreneurship and reflect on my journey with Podsqueeze, including the challenges of replicating success. I conclude that a great entrepreneur can build multiple successful businesses or maintain one over time. I also touch on the importance of continuous learning and the potential of diversifying ventures.






Timestamps by PodSqueeze


Introduction and Listener Appreciation (00:00:08)


Defining a Company and Profitability (00:01:27)


The Reality of Unprofitable Startups (00:02:32)


Tiago’s Definition of a Business (00:03:47)


Value Creation and Self-Sustainability (00:05:00)


What Makes a Great Business (00:06:02)


Entrepreneurial Spirit vs. Entrepreneurial Success (00:07:17)


The Role of Luck in Entrepreneurship (00:08:31)


Podsqueeze: Luck or Skill? (00:10:44)


Trying to Replicate Success (00:11:52)


Redefining a Great Entrepreneur (00:12:46)


The McDonald’s and Amazon Example (00:13:54)


Longevity and Sustaining Success (00:16:15)


The Challenge of Competition (00:18:32)


Continuous Learning and Growth (00:19:47)


Future Goals and Diversification (00:22:00)


Finding Good Advice and Building a Network (00:23:05)


Delegation and Serial Entrepreneurship (00:23:45)


Conclusion and Farewell (00:24:11)