probably it's important something works on product on but I think that's action right okay just just get it out there and get feedback and iterates

Already then this episode is sponsored by George Chu.

What is up your sexy bastards?

It is your boy, Mr. Purple Flower, aka Rabbi Cantlose, aka Noah Kagan.

In today's episode, I talked to Navav Keeson, the CEO and co-founder of Riverside.

FM.

Riverside is an insanely fast-growing software product that you can do your podcast and video recording. It is used by some amazing celebrities

including Bill Gates, Michelle Obama, Gary Vee, and yours truly. I really like

Nodav. He grew up in a Jewish culture, went to a Jewish school, and decided that he

wanted to start his own business one day.

This episode was recorded while I was visiting Israel for a week.

And it took him and his brother six to seven years trying so many different projects failing

until they finally got Riverside. FM to work. Go check it out Riverside. FM. If you ever wanted to learn more

about Jewish entrepreneurship and motivation and not given up, you're going to love this

episode. In this

the conversation here's three gigantic things you're going to take away.

Numaruno, the underrated advantage of having hardworking parents or changing your parents.

Two, how to get traction and momentum early on even when you have hard times.

And three, common traits that Nodav sees in Israeli

entrepreneurs that we can all learn from. Enjoy those three things, plus a bunch more

your nuggets along the way. This interview is actually part of an upcoming YouTube video

about Jewish entrepreneurs. You can subscribe and check it out at

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