Hosted by Rianne Roggema · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 25 episodes
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Welcome to That One Thing - THE anti-bullshit entrepreneurship podcast. If you are searching for magical 5-figure months, early retirements, or 4-hour work weeks, this is not your podcast. Being an entrepreneur is not always easy: you always try to figure out how to take the next hurdle, face the next challenge and fix the next crisis. In this podcast, we learn from the best of the best how they nailed That One Thing - and we are taking you along for the ride.
Rianne Roggema hosts That One Thing, a business show with 25 episodes published.
Entrepreneur #24 out of 100: Mahmoud El Wakil from Egypt, building Homemade in the Netherlands When Mahmoud told me, “I want to change the world,” I laughed. I thought he was joking. But I owe him an apology, because he
Entrepreneur #23 out of 100: Robert-Jan Verheggen, co-founder of Klippa Building a startup is hard. Staying in it for almost 10 years is even harder. Doing it with six co-founders—and successfully exiting together? That’
Entrepreneur #22 out of 100: Konrad Pawlus from Krakow, Poland Konrad Pawlus didn’t grow up with early access to tech: he got his first laptop at 17. But that didn’t stop him from co-founding SALESmanago, one of Europe’s
Entrepreneur #21 out of 100: Dominik Swadźba from Krakow, Poland As part of my journey to interview 100 entrepreneurs around the world, I recently found myself in Krakow. I was there to host the World News Media Congress
Our next guest in episode # 20 of That One Thing: Sacha Morard, co-founder of Edgee. I have said it before: I am a bit hesitant to interview only tech entrepreneurs, as this is the anti-bullshit podcast and well: let’s s
In this final episode of my journey through Thailand and Singapore, I find myself in Bangkok—my favorite city in the world. My goal? To meet Min Poramin, a visionary entrepreneur who launched his first restaurant just fi
In this episode of That One Thing I find myself in the hub for start-ups of Singapore: Launchpad. A location where start-ups, incubators, accelerators and venture capitalists form an ecosystem that spurs innovation and c
Today in That One Thing, as I am on my mission to interview 100 entrepreneurs around the world, I am talking to Keith Theo. We meet each other in a beautiful old townhouse in the east of Singapore. Keith is a serial foun
Today in That One Thing, I talk to Linda Lim in her phenomenal studio in Bangkok. I find myself in a cab that starts driving off one of the main roads of the city, and while I am taking a few back roads, I find myself al
Today in my mission to interview 100 entrepreneurs around the world I travel to Zurich (Switzerland) for episode 15 with producer Al Hug. A multi-talented producer that has worked with some of the biggest rappers in the
Today in episode 14: Ties den Dekker, founder of Staxxer and Spy-Fi. I think he is the type of entrepreneur that succeeds because he has a great sense for business ideas that are spot-on. On top of that, he has a very fo
To record today's episode, I flew to Barcelona - a city now known for many entrepreneurs to move to. Who doesn’t want to work by the beach and eat tapas all while building a successful business? I wanted to talk to Enric
Now, today’s episode might just be my most personal one yet. You see, my guest and I go way back—we were neighbors in downtown Yangon during the Military coup on the 1st of February 2021, both of us trying to navigate ou
Today in That One Thing, Marieke Van Gent, Founder of IT Efficiency. Her mission is to digitize the cultural sector, by helping organizations with strategic IT project management: think about everything from ticketing to
Today, we're joined by Hugo Pereira, who has dedicated his career to working with start-ups and has now founded his own business, Ritmoo. We talk about That One Thing that so many of us seem to struggle with getting: cla
Today with Bob Verhagen, founder of Buurtdokters and an entrepreneur that is working in a space that is known to be difficult to innovate in, Healthcare. With his company Buurtdokters he is focussed on keeping a personal
Today in That One Thing – Michiel Trouw. Michiel is a specialized physiotherapist that did his masters in manual therapy. He has his clinic in Hengelo, Netherlands and treats people with headache, neck pain, tinnitus, di
In this episode of That One Thing we talk with Dorit Roest - serial founder and entrepreneur. Dorit and I walked similar paths - while mine was in Asia, hers was in the Netherlands and San Francisco. When she realized th
Today in That One Thing, a personal one: my guest Milla Rae and I know eachother from Myanmar where we both spent a large chunk of our lives and careers before the Military Coup in the 1st of February 2021. We talk about
Today on that one thing: Vanessa Monsequeira. A starting entrepreneur, that I would say has had an entrepreneurial mindset for quite some time in her corporate career, since she co-founded the Agility Advisory practice f
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That One Thing is hosted by Rianne Roggema. The show is categorised under business (entrepreneurship) and has published 25 episodes.
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