Mea Culpa with Jeffrey Broer
No Harm In Asking
04/06/22
•28m
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In this episode Mike and Eric review the podcast "Mea Culpa" with Jeffrey Broer based on his successful Postmortem Conferences in Hong Kong on the lessons learned in startups. In Startup Mea Culpa Jeff interviews people who are open about their entrepreneurship journey, the decisions they made that turned out poorly, what they learned from it and what the impact on their life has been. Jeff has contributed greatly to the local startup scene in Hong Kong and thus, we're excited to review this podcast. If you're not naturally chatty, what kind of questions can you ask to get things going? How do you know when to go "off script"? How should you end your podcast? These questions and more are discussed in this podcast which is sure to be a favourite of anyone that dares to call himself or herself an entrepreneur in Hong Kong.
For this review we will focus on his March 26, 2020 episode - Both sides of the table with Fritz Demopoulus.
Startup Mea Culpa, The Podcast can be found here:
https://www.postmortemconf.com/mea-culpa-podcast
https://caster.podbean.com/e/both-sides-of-the-table-fritz-demopoulus/
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