#3: "Don't try to boil the ocean" with Oliver Page

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Having grown up in a family of entrepreneurs, you could say that Oliver Page was always destined to start his own companies - however, it's his drive and passion for finding and fixing very real problems that has led him to where he is today. Having started his first company, Nutkase Accessories, at 17, he has since gone on to attend Draper University, talk on the TedX stage, travel the world, and start up business no.2, Scooterino. He's had some amazing success with fundraising and has recently closed a round for €500k. In this episode we discuss: Being a lifetime learner Starting young University - to go or not to go How and when to get investment Recruitment Involving family in your venture (and/or creating a family ethos) The benefits of having a co-founder Giving equity to your starting team Motivations for starting a company How to find your focus Links mentioned in the podcast: The Lean Startup - Eric Ries Zero to One - Peter Thiel 80/20 Sales and Marketing - Perry Marshall The Obstacle is the Way - Ryan Holiday Draper University Want to get in touch or find out more? Oliver Page Twitter Scooterino Twitter Scooterino Website Nutkase Twitter Nutkase Website

#3: "Don't try to boil the ocean" with Oliver Page

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