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Welcome to episode #84 w Alan Jones! Here are 5
key takeaways you will learn from this episode:


1. Influences of growing up with dreamer parents and living in 28
houses before age 17


2. Two biggest learnings being a journalist


3. Reflections on being the 2nd employee at Yahoo and employee
share plans


4. What do the best founders do when speaking to investors?


5. Five people in the startup ecosystem he's learnt from the
most 


Please enjoy!


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TIMESTAMPS


03:13 - Where were you born and live now?


 


03:53 - What was your first job and what do you do now?


 


05:17 - Why the unsung hero co-founder of Canva is the most
talent technologist in ANZ


 


06:48 - Influenced by “dreamer” parents and learning what
entrepreneur meant


 


10:31 - Learning from mum and her perseverance


 


11:25 - Trying journalism, programming and medical paths as
career paths


 


15:07 -  The power of building your brand recognition and
reputation


 


20:45 - Painful learning investing in hardware


 


24:55 - Being the 2nd employee at Yahoo and stock ownership
learnings


 


32:12 - Nurturing up and coming investors


 


37:20 - What are founders not doing to stand out to investors?


 


42:41 - Creating your learning room of 5 operators, founders and
investors


 


49:00 - How he’s raising a pre-seed fund in M8 ventures


 


55:33 - Do you feel successful?


 


57:35 - Best investment


 


1:00:23 - Appearing on the 20VC podcast

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