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On authenticity, compromise and choice with Nemo D’Qrill

“Entrepreneurship has definitely been the most challenging thing I’ve ever done, forget about the army.” Imagine you show up to a meeting and you can sense that people don’t know what to do with you. Imagine you go for a job interview and you hear “you’re not what we are looking for”. These experiences open up a lot of questions and our podcast guest, Nemo D’Qrill, has started a business to address them from their own experience.

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“Entrepreneurship has definitely been the most challenging thing I’ve ever done, forget about the army.” Imagine you show up to a meeting and you can sense that people don’t know what to do with you. Imagine you go for a job interview and you hear “you’re not what we are looking for”.

These experiences open up a lot of questions and our podcast guest, Nemo D’Qrill, has started a business to address them from their own experience. The conversation revolves around the subject of authenticity and the compromises we have to make when one is different, where one doesn’t meet the expectations of their audience. For Nemo, it’s all about looking at their options and recommitting to the cause. Or not, if it no longer feels right.

We discuss the following questions:

What does it mean when you are raising money and you have to make a choice on how you show up?
How do you deal with that constant conflict between authenticity and the reality of the environment you operate in?

Show notes

Connect with Nemo: LinkedIn | Instagram (a different side of Nemo)

Connect with Sigma Polaris: LinkedIn

Resources

The Art of War | Sun Tzu
Introduction to Game Theory | Martin J. Osborne
Journey to the West | Wu Cheng’En

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