Nathan Castro: What Loss Taught Me About Building Startups

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The Founder`s Code

Shamil Malachiyev

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The Founder's Code is for entrepreneurs, builders, and visionaries at every stage of their journey. Building a startup isn't easy—it’s filled with hard choices, constant struggles, and moments of uncertainty. Join me, Shamil Malachiyev, founder of FluidLabs, as I openly share my own journey of building my IT consultancy, learning weekly from honest conversations with some of the world’s most successful founders. We cover the tough stuff that all founders face: finding the right co-founders, hiring C-level talent, scaling your business, overcoming limiting beliefs, and even managing the mental

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Nathan Castro: What Loss Taught Me About Building Startups

The Founder`s Code

1 hour 3 minutes 12 seconds

3 weeks ago

Nathan Castro: What Loss Taught Me About Building Startups

In this episode, Nathan Castro, co-founder of Nanochon, shares his journey from PhD student to entrepreneur, focusing on the challenges and innovations in cartilage repair technology. He discusses the personal experiences that shaped his entrepreneurial spirit, the importance of mentorship, and the realities of running a health tech startup. Nathan emphasizes the significance of mental health, the qualities needed to be a successful founder, and offers advice for those considering a path in entrepreneurship.