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Go to any deli or 7-Eleven these days and you're sure to see a gigantic, technicolor wall of beverages. There are juices and sodas and CBD-infused beverages and caffeinated energy drinks as far as the eye can see. The wall just keeps getting larger. And whereas in the past you might just see Red Bull and Monster in the energy drink space, now there are numerous competitors, with a wide range of flavors and branding. So what does it take to stand out in this booming market? And how do you get your beverage on that gigantic wall? On this episode, we speak with John Fieldly, the CEO and president of Celsius Holdings, about how his company became the third largest energy drink company in the US. We discuss what it takes to succeed in terms of branding, packaging, distribution and shelf-space.

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Everyone's an AI-powered startup nowadays. So how can you actually stand out and build a product or service that matters? Tibo Louis-Lucas knows a thing or two about building successful companies. He co-founded both Taplio and Tweethunter, two Saas products powered by AI that were sold for over $10 million. So how can your product or service stand a chance when just about everyone's an AI company? Let's dive in.
 
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Timestamps:
02:00 Daily AI News
04:45 About Tibo and Taplio
07:15 Building Taplio
13:06 Unconventional partnership approach for growth.
15:30 Excitement for creator economy, small product acquisitions.
18:00 AI's capabilities and impact on startups
22:14 Pressure to keep up with rapid AI changes.
24:10 Opportunities for automation in companies, social media.

Topics Covered in This Episode:
1.  Leveraging AI in Startup Development
2. Successfully Building and Growing AI Startups
3. The Future of AI and Potential Product Development
4. Key Advice for Young Entrepreneurs

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J.J. Redick created his own full take week and we defend the fans (00:00:00-00:13:25). Big Dom was the key to the Eagles and his suspension the reason for his downfall (00:13:25-00:21:38). New MLB jerseys are showing everyone’s balls (00:21:38-00:28:57). We debut Hank’s number 5 Patriot of the dynasty years (00:28:57-00:41:31). Creighton Head Coach Greg McDermott joins the show to talk about their big win over UConn, coaching his son, preparing for March Basketball and more (00:41:31-01:11:24). Mark Titus joins us for our college basketball preview, is this finally Purdue’s year, Cal on the hot seat and more (01:11:24-02:00:54). We finish with Fyre Fest of the week (02:00:54-02:22:39).

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Within the world of startups, you'll find lots of discourse online about the experiences of founders bootstrapping their startups versus the founders who have raised venture capital to fund their companies. Is one better than the other? Truth is, it may not be so black and white. Dalton Caldwell and Michael Seibel discuss the virtues and struggles of both paths. Apply to Y Combinator: https://yc.link/DandM-apply Work at a Startup: https://yc.link/DandM-jobs

Donald Tusk’s predecessors in the hard-right PiS party captured the state and compromised its checks and balances. The newly-elected centrist party is having a hard time correcting course. A new NASA satellite which can map the tiniest of the earth’s particles is set to transform climate science (09:54). And a look at how motherhood hurts careers (17:41). 

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One of the biggest strikes against the tech industry is too much noise and not enough signal. But does it always pay to "show, not tell," — even about the most innovative of products? Austin Russell of Luminar Technologies believes so. At just 17 years old, Austin created revolutionary tech that would unlock autonomous driving in the future, and make safer passenger cars today. Almost as startling is how he kept his breakthrough close to his chest for five years — carefully choosing trusted team members, mentors, and industry partners before revealing his tech to the wider world. In this special episode guest-hosted by master hype-ologist will.i.am, Austin sheds light on his quiet approach to scaling, and the importance of letting the technology speak for itself.

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Do you want to reduce your stress in just 7 minutes a day? 

Do you want to learn how to make meditation easy and accessible for you?

Today, I welcome my good friend Michael Acton Smith. Michael is the co-founder and co-Executive Chairman of Calm, the leading mental wellness brand with the #1 App for Sleep, Meditation and Relaxation. Calm has grown to over 100 million downloads, was the Apple 2017 app of the year, and is the world's first mental health unicorn. Long fascinated by neuroscience, flow states and mental fitness, Michael is passionate about spreading meditation as a simple but valuable skill around the world. 

Michael discusses the interesting twist of putting an entertainment voice in meditation, challenging myths, and misconceptions surrounding this powerful practice. We tap into the future of mental health, exploring why sometimes we need to step back to find the answers. Patience has always been the secret to success.

As the conversation progressed, we stirred into the potential of AI and its role in the next evolution of Calm and potentially address the question: How can technology be harnessed to serve humanity better? There is a future in AI and how it immensely helps spread mental health awareness and promote mindfulness practice. 

In this interview, you will learn:

• The many benefits of meditation
• How to practice mindfulness
• How to sit in silence and calm your mind
• How to leverage your creativity
• The connection between AI and mental health

It's an episode packed with insights, laughter, and a sprinkle of mindfulness. Together, let's explore the boundless possibilities of a calm and balanced life together! 

With Love and Gratitude,

Jay Shetty

What We Discuss:

• 00:00 Intro
• 02:18 How Did the Calm Partnership Come About?
• 05:26 Making Meditation and Mindfulness More Accessible
• 09:06 The Impact of Daily Calm and Sleep Story on People
• 11:53 Putting an Entertainment Voice in Meditation
• 15:27 Myths and Misconceptions About Meditation
• 18:27 What is the Future of Mental Health?
• 22:01 Why You Need to Step Back to Find Answers
• 26:29 Why Patience is the Secret to Success
• 29:46 How Do You Combine Business and Creativity?
• 32:19 How Can AI Help Humanity?
• 39:37 The Potential of AI and The Next Evolution of Calm
• 42:03 How to Find Balance Between Digital and Physical Activities
• 47:02 The Benefits of Reacting Instead of Responding to Triggers
• 51:41 How to Positively Introduce Meditation to Children
• 55:52 How to Develop the Practice of Sitting in Silence

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Collaboration is the new competition: that was French entrepreneur Lucie Basch’s philosophy when she approached a group of Danish founders who happened to be working on a similar food waste reduction app. 

Before long, Lucie and her new co-founders joined forces to create Too Good To Go, an app that enables restaurants and grocery stores to sell leftover items in ‘surprise bags’ at a significantly reduced price. Since launching in 2016, Too Good To Go has raised over $30 million dollars and has expanded to 17 countries, including the U.S.

This week on How I Built This Lab, Lucie talks with Guy about her company’s work to leverage the ‘horizontal power’ of consumers to collectively chip away at global food waste. She also discusses the emergence of social enterprises like hers, that fill the gap between charitable and purely profit-driven organizations.

This episode was produced by Sam Paulson, with music by Sam Paulson and Ramtin Arablouei.

Edited by John Isabella, with research help from Lauren Landau Einhorn.

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The capabilities of artificial intelligence are increasing at a breakneck speed. Companies must leverage generative AI to transform everyday customer and employee experiences. In this episode of Smart Talks with IBM, Jacob Goldstein sits down with Susan Emerson, Senior Vice President of Product: AI, Analytics & Data at Salesforce & Matthew Candy, Global Managing Partner of Generative AI at IBM Consulting. 

They chat about the latest evolution of the two tech innovators’ decades-long relationship, explore the opportunity AI presents for customer experiences, and break down how better experiences will remove friction for all.

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In today's episode, Andy answers your questions on what's the best way to support small local pro-American businesses after COVID shut down a lot of small businesses, how to amend a business partnership that didn't have clear expectations off the start, and how to have hard conversations with your family, friends, and colleagues.

When Ted Xenohristos and two childhood friends opened their first sit-down Greek restaurant in 2006, they had no idea it would eventually grow into CAVA, a sprawling national chain that serves stuffed pita sandwiches and salads. Raised by Greek immigrants, the three founders understood how to make great food, but were rookies at running a restaurant–maxing out their credit cards, and learning the hard way that you should never write dinner orders on sticky-notes. As the restaurant tried to raise its profile by selling its hummus and tzatziki to grocery stores, it continued to lose money. But eventually the founders decided to hire Brett Schulman as their boss. Brett had invaluable experience in the snack food industry, and predicted that CAVA’s Mediterranean cooking would take off among health-conscious diners. He was right. Today, CAVA is a publicly-traded company with over 280 restaurants across the country.

This episode was produced by Sam Paulson with music by Ramtin Arablouei and Sam Paulson.

Edited by Neva Grant, with research from Rommel Wood.

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Priority Bicycles founder Dave Weiner quit his job as a software CEO to pursue a risky idea: building a new kind of bike. In 2014, he started sourcing parts to make his first low-maintenance model, with a rust-proof aluminum frame and a carbon fiber belt drive instead of a chain. Dave was able to keep costs down by selling DTC, but had to scramble to meet demand when his first Kickstarter campaign yielded 1500 orders. From there, Priority pedaled forward steadily, adding new models, and partnering with hotels to provide low-maintenance bikes for guests. Today, after weathering the extreme whiplash of Covid and a debilitating bike accident, Dave is optimistic that Priority will keep growing, with 25 current models and sales of roughly 25,000 bikes a year.

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