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Explore your curiosity about the community centred startup Dan
& his co-founders are building in Earlywork, that’s scaled
from 0 to 3000 members.

I’ve enjoyed being a member of this community from the early days
so this was fun to learn more about how the co-founders
compliment each other, Dan’s personal learning journey, why
raising funding is not the mark of success, managing quantity vs
engagement and more. 

Please enjoy! 

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Find out more about Curiosity Center, including
85+ episodes at www.curiositycenter.xyz 

Find out more about the Earlywork at
https://www.earlywork.co/

Share your feedback and discuss sponsorship opportunities with us
by directly emailing vidit@curiositycenter.xyz

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TIMESTAMPS

01:54 - Sydney, Wollongong and Bondi

 

03:08 - Siblings being high flyers

 

04:25 - Tattoos and creative

 

04:58 - Unknowns of co-founding team at EW

 

08:26 - Founding team being a community, building a community

 

11:31 - Dan’s own personal learning journey

 

14:23 - Founders 12 months ahead as support

 

15:49 - Growth & fundraising for a community first startup

 

19:33 - Initial investment not being success

 

24:46 - Hardest learning to date

 

27:48 - Revenue models for community based startup

 

30:02 - Managing quantity vs engagement

 

33:08 -Anonymity in community

 

36:10 - Founders not being the first line of contact

 

38:07 - Key opportunity in next 12 months

 

39:39 - Two questions Dan gets the most

 

42:00 - Most engaged social platforms beyond slack

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