May 2025
The 5 Minute Secret to Changing Your Life ｜Alex Ikonn, The 5 Minute Journal
What if the secret to happiness, clarity, and success took just 5 minutes a day? In this episode, we sit down with Alex Ikonn — co-founder of the viral sensation The Five Minute Journal, used by the likes Emma Watson, Tim Ferriss, and millions of others. From being fired at a ban ... Show More
1h 32m
Jul 2023
E205 - Timo Armoo: How you can play the game by your own rules
<p>This is the third episode of our new Leadership Series, sponsored by PwC, in which we will be diving deep into what it really takes to be a CEO.</p><br><p>Timo Armoo is an entrepreneur, speaker and co-founder of Fanbytes, a social media and marketing agency. Timo founded Fanby ... Show More
1h 1m
May 2024
The Decisions That Made Me A Leader: How To Retire Before 30
Evan Davis sits down with Timo Armoo, the founder of social media advertising business Fanbytes, which he set up when he was 21 with two friends.Aged 27 he sold the company, which connects social media influencers with brands, for an eight-figure sum, saying he can now retire a m ... Show More
39m 34s
Feb 2024
#28- Tambi Jalouqa (MD at Propeller Inc) on building products with passion
Tambi Jalouqa is truly a serial entrepreneur. After a few failed startups, or “learning experiences” as he calls them, he went on to co-found POSRocket which was eventually sold to Foodics. The path led him to co-found Propeller, a VC based in Jordan that invests in truly disrupt ... Show More
52m 8s
What happens after that coveted exit? What does life look like for a founder who's achieved what so many others are striving for?
Today, we're diving deep into that very question with Timothy Armoo, a serial entrepreneur who sold his influencer marketing company, Fanbytes, in a multi-million pound deal at the age of 27. But this isn't a story about how to b ... Show More
<p>"How do you build a $100 million company in three years?"</p> <p>This was the challenging question from one of my coaching members, who recently sold his company.</p> <p>Sound audacious right?</p> <p>Depends on <em>who</em> you ask.</p> <p>I’ve had dozens of friends do it.</p> ... Show More
