My first guest is Francis Rafal, an Austrian filmmaker and entrepreneur. When I first met him in May I was struck by his playfulness. This is something that will come across in our conversation today, and what I think makes him deeply human.
The other thing that makes Francis human is his failure. He almost went bankrupt a couple of years ago, after dealing with several financial disasters in his business.
On today’s podcast:
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<li>Entrepreneurial from a young age</li>
<li>Shooting his first video, attending civil service and going to Train the Trainer classes</li>
<li>Studying physics and launching his first company</li>
<li>First real trouble: going almost bankrupt</li>
<li>Receiving support from his network and founding two more businesses</li>
<li>Working to make the world less polarized</li>
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Links:
<a href="http://www.francisrafal.com/">Francis Rafal</a>

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