Wantrepreneur to Entrepreneur | Start and Grow Your Own Business 847: ACTION SATURDAY (be resilient w/ Danny Nathan)
When the road to entrepreneurial success throws curveballs, Danny Nathan stands firmly at the plate, ready to swing. As the founder and CEO of Apollo 21 and our featured guest in Episode 845, Danny joins us once again, embodying the very essence of determination that he insists is paramount for anyone daring to navigate the tumultuous waters of business. His 20 years of diverse experience across product development and technology have seen him don the hats of a UX designer, a strategist, and even a marketer, equipping him with a wealth of knowledge that he generously imparts to companies ranging from startups to Fortune 100 behemoths such as American Express and Dyson.
This Action Saturday session with Danny is a solid reminder in the art of resilience. He recounts a pivotal moment when questioned about his readiness to lead, a moment that sparked introspection and a poignant realization about the relentless learning journey that is entrepreneurship. It’s a narrative that not only underscores the undervalued yet essential quality of determination but also delves into the relationship between embracing failure and the growth it fosters. Tune in for a a direct call-to-action and reminder that promises to leave you with a mindset geared towards action and an inspiring reflection on the growth that lies in wait beyond every entrepreneurial challenge.
ABOUT DANNY
After 20 years of product and technology experience, Danny Nathan has developed a habit of helping companies create new products & services and launch new ventures. In the past, he’s been called a product person, a UX guy, a designer, a strategist, a marketer, a creative (and a few other choice names like “The Cleaner”).
Danny has led product build and launch efforts at an international scale, run countless design sprints, and founded multiple companies. He’s applied his expertise to a variety of companies ranging from pre-seed startups to Fortune 100 corporations, including: American Express, Dyson, General Mills, the MoMA, Getty Images, Legendary Pictures, and many more.
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