In this podcast session, I have an amazing conversation with the venture capitalist Tatenda Tawonezvi. 

He walks a line that most people dream of and he gets to narrate it all on this episode of the unemployable.

This is the first part of a 3 part series about Archie Moyo an extraordinary Product lead at Vaya. in this part, we look into education, the systems itself, the ramifications on the psyche, and the potential for reform. Let's dive into this brilliant entrepreneurial mind of this tech titan.

Here is a shotgun summary of this long article:

• Startups are not made from purely economic opportunities of arbitrage but are largely guided by curiosity and interest.
• The only way to get a good idea is by acquiring a threshold amount of domain expertise and focusing on skilling and equipping yourself to solve particular domain-specific problem
• startups are a forever iterative process with no hard border between lunacy and genius

If you don't want to read you can listen to it here on our podcast.

hi guys this is a series in starting that kind of follows the various steps in taking to start my startup. This first article delves into the more philosophical and esoteric steps to starting a startup covering mostly the ideation and putting the initial step forward.

This is our first episode of our bi-weekly state of the union explaining the current goings-on at Zeppli HQ and also on any and all plans we have for the future. This week we mostly doing the grunt work before design can begin as well as begining a litany of content projects.

This is a small part of the podcast i had with Archie Moyo a project Manger at Vaya, and i wanted to know from his years of experience in building products that touch lives and leading teams should we focus over the horizon at all, the answers are shocking!!!

In this episode, we meet tech-preneur Kim Bwanya as we speak on her journey of building her entrepreneurial career in the tumultuous land of the brave and the bold, Zimbabwe.