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Adrian Stone ( @SmallTimeVC ) is an angel investor & entrepreneur, who’s done immense work in the Melbourne Startup scene. A self-declared small time VC, he’s well known for running one of Australia’s earliest accelerators ( AngelCube ), and voicing an array of opinions over Twitter. Adrian now spends most of his time on unique investments & finance, slowly working on a great little publication called Seven. This guy is a lot of fun to talk to, always dropping something interesting when it comes to general entrepreneurship, and grinding it out in the business world. We covered a wide-ranging array of topics including:
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His first job at Tandy and becoming an entrepreneur & investor
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On indirectly instilling an entrepreneurial spirit as a father
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On indirectly or directly learning from his parents, that he still carries today
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Thoughts on the future of electric and autonomous cars
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How he picks his angel investments
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Advice for those wanting to get into angel investing
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Lessons learnt being in venture capital
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Recommended/go-to books for gifting
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Something he believes in, that others may not
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How he defines success and finding direction in career choice, without worrying about money
Enjoy the episode,
Jordan Michaelides
Show Notes
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Bio from first job at Tandy to becoming an entrepreneur & investor {04:52}
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How to work an earnout {17:34}
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How Y Combinator inspired Angelcube, and the link to Inspire 9 {27:04}
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On indirectly instilling an entrepreneurial spirit as a father {37:50}
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On indirectly or directly learning from his parents, that he still carries today {43:27}
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Commentary on events like Brexit and President Trump {50:34}
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On the value of a Tesla as a luxury car {01:00:28}
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Thoughts on the future of electric and autonomous cars {01:06:38}
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How he picks his angel investments {01:18:22}
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Advice for those wanting to get into angel investing and his background on Investors Org {01:22:28}
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Lessons learnt being in venture capital {01:28:43}
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Recommended/go-to books for gifting {01:31:10}
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Morning rituals {01:36:07}
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Amazing purchases under $200 {01:40:32}
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Something he believes in, that others may not {01:42:04}
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How he defines success and finding direction in career choice, without worrying about money {01:45:07}
Adrian Stone ( @SmallTimeVC ) is an angel investor & entrepreneur, who’s done immense work in the Melbourne Startup scene. A self-declared small time VC, he’s well known for running one of Australia’s earliest accelerators ( AngelCube ), and voicing an array of opinions over Twitter. Adrian now spends most of his time on unique investments & finance, slowly working on a great little publication called Seven. This guy is a lot of fun to talk to, always dropping something interesting when it comes to general entrepreneurship, and grinding it out in the business world. We covered a wide-ranging array of topics including: - His first job at Tandy and becoming an entrepreneur & investor
- On indirectly instilling an entrepreneurial spirit as a father
- On indirectly or directly learning from his parents, that he still carries today
- Thoughts on the future of electric and autonomous cars
- How he picks his angel investments
- Advice for those wanting to get into angel investing
- Lessons learnt being in venture capital
- Recommended/go-to books for gifting
- Something he believes in, that others may not
- How he defines success and finding direction in career choice, without worrying about money
Enjoy the episode, Jordan Michaelides Show Notes - Bio from first job at Tandy to becoming an entrepreneur & investor {04:52}
- How to work an earnout {17:34}
- How Y Combinator inspired Angelcube, and the link to Inspire 9 {27:04}
- On indirectly instilling an entrepreneurial spirit as a father {37:50}
- On indirectly or directly learning from his parents, that he still carries today {43:27}
- Commentary on events like Brexit and President Trump {50:34}
- On the value of a Tesla as a luxury car {01:00:28}
- Thoughts on the future of electric and autonomous cars {01:06:38}
- How he picks his angel investments {01:18:22}
- Advice for those wanting to get into angel investing and his background on Investors Org {01:22:28}
- Lessons learnt being in venture capital {01:28:43}
- Recommended/go-to books for gifting {01:31:10}
- Morning rituals {01:36:07}
- Amazing purchases under $200 {01:40:32}
- Something he believes in, that others may not {01:42:04}
- How he defines success and finding direction in career choice, without worrying about money {01:45:07}
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