EP 277 - Aram Mughalyan - co-Founder of Solidate - A Bank Account Feels Like a Basic Human Right
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The Asia Tech Podcast had an enlightening conversation with Aram Mughalyan, a co-Founder of Solidate. Solidate is a community-owned, decentralized platform for freelancers to find the best web3 jobs.
Some of the topics that Aram discussed:
The importance of small gains and rigid discipline
Having a great corporate job but feeling like something was missing
Why he came to Southeast Asia and settled in Singapore
Quadratic voting
Building an on-chain reputation
Some other titles we considered for this episode:
All the Limits We Have Are the Ones We Set Ourself
Just Like My Parents Wanted Me to Do
We Need an Alternative System
There Is Always Going to Be Uncertainty
If No-one Wants Me, I’ll Start My Own Company
During this episode, Aram mentioned a book by David Goggins entitled "Can't Hurt Me".
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