This is the best documentary on entrepreneurship and startups I've seen. Please make more. We need to see this as entrepreneurs. Also love that it's not another story about American startups.
Oh my god how is the view count so low, this is a FANTASTIC SHOW. Really great pacing, really great storytelling, good editing. This should be shown to all the schools who have entrepreneurship classes! (compared to the other startup film that charges schools 300 bucks for a show only a third of the quality)
Love these 3 businesses - and been privileged to have met all the founders, heard them speak etc. An inspiration to all budding (or even struggling) startups
i watched 4 documentaries just recently since i start up a new enterprise - but this is the BEST - awesome shooting and it has the right touch ! bloody brilliant !
Great learning points from these founders. Hearing some of their experiences gives me the feeling of a community I identify with on my entrepreneural journey! I have watched these documentary twice but can't get enough of it. Am an entrepreneur building a health tech startup in Kenya.
Brilliant documentary. Well done in every department. Thank you for sharing on RUclips. I'm a video production and mobile app development entrepreneur in Jamaica.
This was an amazing film. Please have more. Entrepreneurship can be lonely. Showing experiences from other entrepreneurs helps us see the light to motivate us to keep going.
I'm studying entrepreneurship, and this realistic depiction of the life sucking, family disintegrating hard knock life, the un-met deadlines, and the community fostered in young tech start ups - which do , eventually, find huge traction in the global market - is a great opportunity to measure your ambition, and grit, twice before you cut in once and for all.
I am a young dude from Nigeria who has a very poor financial background. My mum earns less than $70 a month and my dad's daily income is around $10(Cobvert them to Nigerian Naira). I attended a technical school after high school under scholarship. I feel so excited when I'm learning to build things cause I'm so vested in Embedded systems and Nigeria has very little growth in this field. I'm tasked with having to enrol back to a conventional University but I have so low energy in studying bit meanwhile I can spend hours like 16 hours daily studying or working on Emvedded system related projects. I've taken lots of courses on Udemy and EdX. I feel like ditching school and pursuing this passion in me. My brain keeps firing all its cylinders when I start working. I love innovating. I presently have a crazy idea that I think is worth the time. I know it will be pretty difficult but I'm really confused right now. P.S: I use Canva for all of my presentations. I love them so much. Thumbs up for this documentary. By the way I'm just 21. I'd love advice from any and everyone
Two immutable truths about launching a start-up: (1) People will pay through the nose for any old shit, apart from when they don't - and there is no rhyme or reason to this. So one person might start selling crocheted clitoris-warmers, and every single human being on the planet buys a dozen each - while another person discovers a cure for cancer, and everyone in the world ignores them like they don't exist. (2) Whatever "entrepreneurs" try to tell you in documentaries like this one, the people behind successful start-ups always - and I mean ALWAYS - have access to vast amounts of finance. Which you and I don't have access to.
This is what I call a true documentary. Unbelievable insight. Real information for entrepreneurs.
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This was one of the best documentaries
I've ever seen. Great work.
This is the best documentary on entrepreneurship and startups I've seen. Please make more. We need to see this as entrepreneurs. Also love that it's not another story about American startups.
Oh my god how is the view count so low, this is a FANTASTIC SHOW. Really great pacing, really great storytelling, good editing. This should be shown to all the schools who have entrepreneurship classes! (compared to the other startup film that charges schools 300 bucks for a show only a third of the quality)
Love these 3 businesses - and been privileged to have met all the founders, heard them speak etc. An inspiration to all budding (or even struggling) startups
Watched it 5 times- true grit, real dreams and slapping adversity in the face!
i watched 4 documentaries just recently since i start up a new enterprise - but this is the BEST - awesome shooting and it has the right touch ! bloody brilliant !
This is fuel to my dreams, this year I am finally starting my own company with a broad vision of how it will change the world.
Great learning points from these founders. Hearing some of their experiences gives me the feeling of a community I identify with on my entrepreneural journey! I have watched these documentary twice but can't get enough of it.
Am an entrepreneur building a health tech startup in Kenya.
Brilliant documentary. Well done in every department. Thank you for sharing on RUclips. I'm a video production and mobile app development entrepreneur in Jamaica.
I already watched this more than six times. But I still watch more and more....
This was an amazing film. Please have more. Entrepreneurship can be lonely. Showing experiences from other entrepreneurs helps us see the light to motivate us to keep going.
Inspirational entrepreneurs. Brilliant storytelling.
Beautiful documentry. Well done .
Seriously underrated documentary! this needs to be shared!
This is awesome. Who made this?
This is inspiring and something that I can connect with as the founder of Keep Space. Great to hear about these stories and how well they have done
Love this video. I forget that the most successful companies started off in the same place I am.
Those CEO's and teams are awesome. As an entrepreneur I learn many things from this video. Thank you. 🙏
Wow, this is so inspiring for me a young business person.
I'm studying entrepreneurship, and this realistic depiction of the life sucking, family disintegrating hard knock life, the un-met deadlines, and the community fostered in young tech start ups - which do , eventually, find huge traction in the global market - is a great opportunity to measure your ambition, and grit, twice before you cut in once and for all.
I have been listening to this on reapet while writing code, went to your channel for more, and to my surprise, it's just this one video only
Great documentary, great stories and characters, highly inspiring thank you
That was wonderful - I've been waiting to watch and so glad I did. Thank you to everyone involved.
Great to see many friends and role models in this inspiring and educational movie. Congratulations, simply excellent. #startoz
Great video!
Canva is my favourite app for design my posters for my parties and the covers
Love this - wonderfully told story (stories), great insight and inspiration!
This is on of the best videos I've ever seen. So interesting and informative. Phenomenal Job!
What an inspiring documentary!
Really strong stuff. The storytelling is fantastic, great job!
Thank you. Wish you the best and hope we are all going to have an impact in this world.
Awesome, just inspiring...
Well done.. so inspiring! To the people who made this, thank you.
I am a young dude from Nigeria who has a very poor financial background. My mum earns less than $70 a month and my dad's daily income is around $10(Cobvert them to Nigerian Naira).
I attended a technical school after high school under scholarship. I feel so excited when I'm learning to build things cause I'm so vested in Embedded systems and Nigeria has very little growth in this field.
I'm tasked with having to enrol back to a conventional University but I have so low energy in studying bit meanwhile I can spend hours like 16 hours daily studying or working on Emvedded system related projects.
I've taken lots of courses on Udemy and EdX. I feel like ditching school and pursuing this passion in me. My brain keeps firing all its cylinders when I start working. I love innovating. I presently have a crazy idea that I think is worth the time. I know it will be pretty difficult but I'm really confused right now.
P.S: I use Canva for all of my presentations. I love them so much. Thumbs up for this documentary.
By the way I'm just 21. I'd love advice from any and everyone
Just fantastic - brilliant video.
can u tell me something u get from this documentary and please tell me the most interesting scene that makes you choose to be an enterpreneur
This was pretty cool to watch. Lots to resonate with.
Gives hope. Thanks for the video share 😉
Great stuff. Inspiring video - well done Luke!
So inspirational...love love
Can't wait to finish watching this!
Good video, well done but would be great to see some start ups that didn't make it to learn more about both sides of success and failure.
Moral of the story, don't hire cheap developers :)
great video I love it inspired me a lot
Great documentary! Congratulations!
This was incredible!
This documentary is fantastic.
Most wannabe entrepreneurs 2:08-2:15. They pulled it off:)
Incredible.
This was Netflix worthy Documentary
Canva 😍
Very cool, inspirational stuff
Well done. Very well done.
RUclips algorithm if you can read it show this video to more people
So good! Love it
This is so good
bravoo guys
The RUclips algorithm is a total fail. This should have way more than 60k views.
It reaches 87k views now. I guess you triggered the algorithm 😁.
2 billionaires ❤️
Great
Bieng an international student i wish some people from the comment i have a company or friendcircle with them.
Two immutable truths about launching a start-up: (1) People will pay through the nose for any old shit, apart from when they don't - and there is no rhyme or reason to this. So one person might start selling crocheted clitoris-warmers, and every single human being on the planet buys a dozen each - while another person discovers a cure for cancer, and everyone in the world ignores them like they don't exist. (2) Whatever "entrepreneurs" try to tell you in documentaries like this one, the people behind successful start-ups always - and I mean ALWAYS - have access to vast amounts of finance. Which you and I don't have access to.
At the end if we do not believe there is heaven or hell, no success can save or our ambitions
15:57 Sunny leone's husband 😳😆😅
invest as you keep 99% profit with 1% risk most of these people are divorced and bitter, what they did does not really matter in the end.
Somewhere sometime they are burning and ripping off ideas staff suppliers and for a little glory but hast no life
what a bs documentary
new hustle scam