Outliers

Oultiers S05 E14 Lucky Ali by FactorDaily

Outliers S05 E13: Nand Kishore Chaudhary by FactorDaily

Outliers S05 E12: Ajit Isaac by FactorDaily

Outliers S05 E11: Aditi Mittal by FactorDaily

Outliers S05 E10: Dhimant and Anuradha Parekh by FactorDaily

Outliers S05 E09: Mitch Grasso by FactorDaily

Outliers S05 E05 Ivan Zhao: How Notion Works by FactorDaily

Outliers S05 E06 Akshay Kothari: How Notion Works by FactorDaily

Outliers S05 E07 Camille Ricketts: How Notion Works by FactorDaily

Outliers S05 E08 David Tibbitts: How Notion Works by FactorDaily

Gaurav Taneja, aka Flying Beast, is an outlier in the social media world for many reasons. First, he’s a professional airline pilot who worked with Air Asia until last week, before he turned a whistleblower revealing the airline’s security malpractices. Tune in to this podcast to learn life lessons from flying and being a social media influencer.

In this episode of Outliers podcast, I discussed a range of topics with Dhruv, from growing up to the thinking behind his selection of topics and his science fiction view of the world going forward.

In this episode, I talk to Jav Vijayan talks about some amazing, deep insights from Jay about life and work, and what makes Tesla and Elon Musk great.

Tune in to this episode of Outliers to learn more about Superhuman’s product journey, and how Rahul is navigating the ongoing pandemic as an entrepreneur.

Anand Deshpande has navigated Persistent over the past three decades through different cycles of disruptions and existential crises. He’s an outlier for many reasons. And creating a software product focused company when everyone around was busy building immensely lucrative software outsourcing business in the 90s, isn’t the only reason. Over the years, Anand has built Persistent into a well-oiled machine that continues to survive and keep its focus intact, sometimes doggedly.

Outliers Special Ep 13: Tanmay Bakshi by FactorDaily

Outliers Special Ep 12: Mehak Garg by FactorDaily

Outliers Special Ep11: Adya Satapathy by FactorDaily

In this episode of the Outliers podcast, I asked Rajan to share some of his learnings from watching the founders fight the battles they do, and how they can navigate the pandemic.

In this conversation with Amit Somani, you will learn about how to be watchful about different biases while making decisions or navigating a crisis. He talks about one of such techniques called “Invert, always Invert” from Charlie Munger, co-founder of Berkshire Hathaway.