The Early Days Podcast By Dulo

Welcome to The Early Days Podcast - a show about the hustle, the excitement, and doubts, the successes, and failures, the ups and downs of building a business from scratch. My name is Marin Gerov and with my co-founder Julian Samarjiev, we interview fellow entrepreneurs about their experience of starting and building businesses. We go behind the scenes and try to unearth what their early first days, weeks, months, and years were like. On today's episode, we have Konstantinos Synodinos, CEO & FOUNDER of ChampionsID - the 1st ever marketplace of sports services for the contemporary athlete. We go behind the scenes to uncover how the idea came to be, what prior experiences helped Konstantinos on his journey, and where he wants to take the company in 2018. You can check out ChampionsID at championsid.com. If you enjoyed the episode, please subscribe to the podcast, leave a review, or tell a friend. It helps us a lot in spreading the word :)

On this episode we go behind the scenes of how we instrumented our very own DIY product photoshoot. Have a look at it live here: https://weardulo.com

On this episode we share some thoughts and reflections on our content strategy and general approach to running the business. Check out what we are doing: https://weardulo.com

On this episode we talk about the importance of taking time off to recharge and refocus. At DULO we are redefining the dress shirt, making it a hassle-free experience. Learn more on https://weardulo.com

On this episode from July 25th 2017 we build our first Shopify website. This is what we do: https://weardulo.com

On this episode of the show we go back to mid-July when we decided to double down on quality also when it comes to the content we were producing. This is what we do: https://weardulo.com

On this episode of the Audio Experience we go back to July and refocus on building the brand. This is what we do: https://weardulo.com

July 4, 2017. On this episode we take a look back at the planning process behind our first Origins collection. You'll hear how we selected our colors and the few steps needed to close and prepare for the launch. This is what we do: https://weardulo.com For more updates on our journey: @weardulo on social

On this episode of the show we talk with JC Hiatt and Thad Daniels from DevLifts - a community that helps developers to cultivate a healthy lifestyle. We cover many topics around health and training, the guys share some tips for improving your posture, we cover their future plans and ideas for growing the community. JC and Thad come from two different backgrounds - one is a developer, the other a personal trainer. Combining their experience together, they decided to launch a community for programmers who want to improve their health and mental performance. In addition, they just started a podcast called "Refactor your body" to help them connect with other developers who take care of their bodies. The podcast has just launched, so you should definitely go check out the first episode and here their plans. Take a look at the DevLifts website at https://devlifts.io/ where you can read about the community and the program they offer. JC and Thad were so kind to give you, TDS listeners, a

On this episode of the show e go back to June 27th, 2017 - the time we started The DULO Show. Podcasting has been a great networking tactic and here Julian shares some of our thoughts about it. Here's what we do: https://weardulo.com

Jun 20, 2017. On this episode we reflect on some feedback we've received from our audience about branding shortcomings. Also, we came up with our first "original" segment! Check out what we do: https://weardulo.com

We have a chat with Lynne Tye, founder of Key Values (keyvalues.com). Key Values is a platform that helps match people with engineering teams that share their values. We went over building a product and company from scratch, processes, bootstrapping, and doing all that while preparing for an Ironman. Great conversation about the realities of starting a business and intentionally building a disciplined approach to life. We enjoyed it, hope you do too! Say Hi to Lynne (@lynnetye) and check out Key Values at: https://www.keyvalues.com/

On this episode we reflect on a phone call we had with our manufacturing partner, just weeks away from finalising our first production order. Follow our work: https://weardulo.com

On this episode Marin shares his experience after a trip to Bulgaria in mid-May. Several meetings with friends and former colleagues resulted in a lot of inspiration and new perspective for DULO. What we do https://weardulo.com

On this episode of the Origins Audio XP we go back a couple of months to share some considerations about setting up an ecommerce platform, online ads and fulfillment. Follow what we do: https://weardulo.com

On this episode of The DULO Show we met with KANE — an Amsterdam based watch company. We sat down with the founder, Chris Rasker, who for the past two years has dedicated his time on building a sustainable business in a market that many may see as oversaturated with brands and options. What makes KANE a different type of company? The answer to this question you will hear from Chris himself in the episode, but a lot has to come from his vision and determination to build not just a company, but a platform. If you want to get a closer look at the process of building a watch company, this episode will provide you with a lot of practical points and experiences that Chris and we share about product development, sourcing and launching something new. Find out more about KANE: https://kanewatches.com Follow KANE on Instagram @kanewatches We hope you enjoy this episode with Chris from KANE :) -- This is The DULO Show - a podcast where we meet with fellow entrepreneurs who are building las

On this episode, we share the initial reactions from our first batch of samples. We started by making 25 samples that we gave to testers (close friends and family members) to start our product development cycle. Follow our story on https://weardulo

In this episode we talk to Peter Larsson host of The FLAWD (Focused Lifestyle and Winning Disciplines) Podcast, where he talks about optimising performance and lifestyle. He is also a coach in productivity/mobility/running and CrossFit. We cover everything from performance tips, as well as habits that can be established to increase productivity and well-being in general. We call him the European Tim Ferriss and enjoyed the chat very much, we hope you do too! Check out Peter at: Website - http://www.flawd.se/ Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/thisisflawd/

On this episode we go back to the time when the very first sample shirts arrived. Follow our story on https://weardulo.com.

On this episode we talk with Richard Taylor from Harrison Blake Apparel. We cover Richard's entrepreneurial journey, his passion for writing and we go deep on what it takes to make a podcast. A lot of specifics and practical advice for everyone who is interested in starting a podcast! Find out more about Richard by following his podcast The Life of a Gentleman: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/t... Harrison Blake Apparel: http://www.harrisonblakeapparel.com/ We hope you enjoy this episode! Thanks for the time! -- We are building DULO - an apparel company, dedicated to removing the hassle involved in looking sharp. As part of our journey we are connecting with other business leaders, entrepreneurs and doers who are working towards building something of their own. Learn more at https://weardulo.com