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This is one of the best pods I've heard in a while.

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and asked "What do you do with your $?" Moiz gave a breakdown of where he allocates like ~$80m of his net worth. People never share this type of stuff. This is why I love this pod.

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Moiz Ali On Selling His Natural Deodorant To P&G For $100M, Investing...

Shaan Puri (@ShaanVP) sits down with entrepreneur and former CEO of Native, Moiz Ali (@MoizAli), to talk about how he turned Native into $100M, the companies...

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1 thing I love after doing this for a while: Normalizing success is super helpful Listening to pods like this show that being great, whether that means financial greatness, emotional greatness, whatever, is hard but can be super straightfoward Also...ask good, simple questions

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There were some seriously noteworthy statements in this podcast. Hearing how he was involved with customer feedback and didn't hire a single customer service agent until they broke $250k revenue was really interesting.