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In this special Deep Dive episode of Konkursklubben, we explore Early Warning, a Danish program offering free business support to small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in crisis. Since its launch in 2007, Early Warning has helped over 10,000 businesses across all sectors in Denmark, making it a cornerstone of entrepreneurial resilience.
Impressive Impact:
A 58% success rate in saving companies from bankruptcy. Among businesses that do close, 20% reduce their debt compared to those not receiving support.The Early Warning Model:
Managed by Denmark’s municipal business development centers (Erhvervshusene) and funded by local municipalities and the Danish Business Authority. Supported by 130+ volunteer advisors, experienced professionals offering up to six months of guidance. Collaboration with insolvency lawyers provides expertise in restructuring, sales, or bankruptcy processes.A Proven European Solution:
Early Warning’s success has inspired adoption in 16 EU countries and is now part of EU legislation.The Psychological Dimension:
Acknowledging the emotional toll of financial crises, Early Warning advisors are trained to handle the psychological aspects of bankruptcy. Guests Christian and Camilla discuss the importance of recognizing problems early, being honest about the situation, and seeking help proactively.The Turnaround Process:
Four key phases: Emphasizing the role of employees in turnaround efforts through transparency, shared responsibility, and strategy visualization.Confidentiality and Independence:
Early Warning operates with strict confidentiality, safeguarding all shared data under GDPR. The program is independent of banks, auditors, lawyers, and public authorities, ensuring unbiased support.Key Takeaway:
Early Warning is a lifeline for business owners, offering practical solutions and the emotional support needed to navigate crises. Whether saving a business or ensuring a dignified closure, their approach is rooted in empathy, professionalism, and a commitment to making a difference.
https://earlywarning.dk/
This episode was created with Google NotebookLM AI, an artificial intelligence tool for content creation. We retain full intellectual property rights to all original material used as input.
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In this insightful episode of Konkursklubben, we welcome Nicolaj Højer Nielsen, a seasoned investor with a portfolio of 30 investments and a background as an entrepreneur. Nicolaj shares his journey, investment strategies, and candid thoughts on failure and resilience in the startup world.
An Entrepreneur Turned Investor: Nicolaj began his career in consulting, which gave him the foundation to start his own ventures and eventually become an investor. Learning from Failure: His first business ended in bankruptcy, but the lessons learned were instrumental in shaping his future success as an investor. A New Chapter in Andorra: Nicolaj recently relocated to Andorra, aiming to build an investor network in Barcelona and expand his investments in the region's startups. Three Pillars of Investment: The Importance of Teams: Nicolaj stresses that knowing the team behind a startup is crucial, as CVs and business plans alone can be misleading. Single-founder startups are a red flag for him, as great ideas should attract co-founders. Passive Investment Style: While Nicolaj offers advice, he remains hands-off in the daily operations of the companies he invests in. Analyzing Failure: Understanding the reasons behind a bankruptcy is essential for growth and learning. Opposing Personal Liability: Nicolaj believes that personal liability for startups can stifle innovation and be damaging for entrepreneurs. Debt and Startups: He advises against debt financing for startups, emphasizing the need to minimize risk before taking on debt. "Get Shit Done": While analysis is important, action is what truly drives success for entrepreneurs. The value of building a strong sales culture in startups. Anecdotes from Nicolaj's and the hosts' entrepreneurial journeys.This episode is packed with practical advice and candid insights for entrepreneurs and investors alike. Whether you’re building your first startup or looking for strategies to attract investment, Nicolaj’s experience and perspective offer invaluable lessons.
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In this deeply personal episode of Konkursklubben, former nightlife mogul and now addiction therapist Jean von Baden, aka Jean Glistrup, shares his raw and intense life story. For Jean, bankruptcy wasn’t a shock—it felt like the inevitable outcome of a life he describes as one long series of failures, starting in childhood.
This episode explores the deeper question: Can you build a successful business if you’re not at peace with yourself?
Jean shares his perspective on the foundational work every entrepreneur needs to do before starting a business. He argues that unresolved personal issues, coping mechanisms, and bad habits will only grow under the pressure of a crisis.
Hard Truths About Entrepreneurship: Jean dives into the ways personal struggles can spill over into business and why self-awareness is critical for long-term success. Preparing for the Storm: Hear Jean’s advice on what to get in order—emotionally and mentally—before embarking on an entrepreneurial journey. Seeking Help: From dealing with stress and isolation to building better habits, this episode underscores the importance of mental health and seeking support when needed. Lessons in Resilience: Jean shares strategies like meditation, cold-water plunging, and embracing discomfort as tools for managing fear and stress.This conversation goes beyond financial challenges, addressing the emotional and psychological aspects of failure and recovery. Jean’s candid reflections offer invaluable insights for anyone navigating the highs and lows of entrepreneurship.
Resources Mentioned:
Sisifos Therapists Livslinjen: Call 70 201 201 for immediate support.Follow Konkursklubben:
LinkedInTune in to this thought-provoking episode on Spotify or Apple Podcasts. It’s a must-listen for anyone seeking to turn personal setbacks into a foundation for growth and success.
Note: This episode was created with Google NotebookLM AI, an artificial intelligence tool for content creation. We retain full intellectual property rights to all original material used as input.
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In this Deep Dive episode of Konkursklubben, we explore the concept of entrepreneurial success. Our guest, Shakila Shaheen, brings a wealth of experience to the table. Shakila is a former management consultant, founder of MyMedicalGig, and currently the owner and leader of Envision Consulting ApS, a consultancy specializing in digital transformation, particularly within healthcare and life sciences.
Although Shakila didn’t go through a formal bankruptcy, she made the tough decision to close her company after realizing that the idea wasn’t sustainable given the resources she had at the time. However, the concept behind MyMedicalGig lives on in a new business venture, and Shakila’s contributions have played a vital role in advancing technological innovation in the healthcare sector, especially in the field of diagnostic imaging.
If you have ideas for content, a story of business failure you'd like to share, or are interested in partnerships, we’d love to hear from you. Reach out at [email protected] or send us a DM on LinkedIn.
Links:
Shakila Shaheen’s LinkedIn Profile Konkursklubben on LinkedInNote: This episode was created with NotebookLM AI, an artificial intelligence tool for content creation. We retain full intellectual property rights to all original material used as input.
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Embracing Change After Loss with Cecilie Willer
In this episode, we sit down with Cecilie Willer, a coach for startups and founders, to discuss the unique challenges resourceful entrepreneurs face in the aftermath of bankruptcy. The conversation dives into the drastic shift from a high-performance lifestyle to an unstructured reality, exploring how to navigate this transition with resilience and self-compassion.
Highlights:
From Overdrive to Stillness: Cecilie explains the challenging transition many entrepreneurs face when their fast-paced routines grind to a halt after a significant setback, leaving a void where purpose and structure once thrived.
Attached vs. Committed: Cecilie introduces the difference between being attached and committed to one’s business. While attachment blurs identity with business success, leading to burnout, commitment allows for a balanced approach, fostering healthier boundaries and personal resilience.
The Importance of Recovery: From personal experience, Cecilie emphasizes genuine rest to prevent burnout, highlighting that recovery is essential for long-term success.
Rethinking Startup Culture: The discussion critiques the startup culture's glorification of overwork and under prioritization of mental health, encouraging investors to support founders' well-being actively.
Navigating the Stages of Recovery: Cecilie outlines the four phases post-bankruptcy—Shock, Reaction, Adaptation, and Reorientation—stressing the importance of honoring each stage without rushing the process.
The Startup as an Experiment: Cecilie encourages viewing entrepreneurship as an experiment rather than a reflection of one’s personal worth, reminding founders that each experience contributes to growth.
Seeking Support: Emphasizing the value of support networks, Cecilie advocates for seeking help from therapists, coaches, and fellow entrepreneurs to navigate challenging times.
Learning from Loss: Entrepreneurs hold valuable insights even after setbacks. These experiences, Cecilie argues, should be viewed as assets, fostering resilience for future ventures.
Mental Health in Accelerators: Cecilie calls for more mental health integration within accelerator programs, proposing ongoing support over one-off workshops.
Mindfulness and Meditation: Mindfulness practices like meditation are highlighted as effective tools for managing stress, with Cecilie recommending Search Inside Yourself by Chade-Meng Tan as a valuable resource.
Links: changetoday.io, changetoday.io/foundertools, konkursklubben.dk
Key Takeaway: Bankruptcy is a tough experience, yet it’s an integral part of the entrepreneurial journey. By focusing on mental health, seeking support, and reframing failure as a learning opportunity, founders can emerge stronger, better prepared for future success.
Note: This episode was created with NotebookLM AI, an artificial intelligence tool for content creation. We retain full intellectual property rights to all original material used as input.
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In this episode, our US friends at the Deep Dive Podcast delve into the raw and resilient journey of Frederick-Sebastian Krause, known as "Mr. Akvavit."
From the ambitious launch of SIX NORDICS and a dream of globalizing aquavit to navigating through significant personal and professional setbacks, Frederik’s story captures the relentless spirit of an entrepreneur who plays to win.
Join hosts Camilla Enge and Christian Marcus, alongside Frederik, as they unpack the ups and downs of his seven-year journey. The conversation explores not only the tactical lessons from building a business but also the emotional impact of seeing that dream dissolve. With openness, Frederik shares his reflections on dealing with guilt, shame, and the mental toll of going bankrupt.
But it’s also a story of resilience. The episode reveals how Frederik found strength in his community, family, and a renewed focus on mental health, inspired in part by Brené Brown’s insights on vulnerability. This is a conversation that looks beyond the struggles to the powerful lessons learned and the path forward.
Key Moments:
The rise and fall of SIX NORDICS and the dream to bring aquavit to the world The mental health challenges that came with entrepreneurship Personal stories of recovery, resilience, and the importance of community support Practical takeaways on balancing ambition with well-beingListen now for an honest and inspiring look at what it means to face failure and come out stronger.
Note: This episode was created with NotebookLM AI, an artificial intelligence tool for content creation. We retain full intellectual property rights to all original material used as input.
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This week, the English-language podcast Deep Dive will guest host our podcast and discuss the first episode of Konkursklubben—or "The Bankruptcy Club."
"The Pilot" is the first episode of the podcast Konkursklubben, dedicated to exploring the often overlooked and taboo aspects of business bankruptcy. In this episode, we meet hosts Camilla Enge and Christian Marcus, who openly and honestly discuss their own experiences with entrepreneurship, bankruptcy, and the mental health challenges that come with it.
Camilla Enge, who has personally experienced the bankruptcy of her business, shares her inspiring yet at times painful story. She takes us on a journey from her time as a "self-sufficient housewife" to becoming a passionate entrepreneur with a dream of revolutionizing the food system through a sustainable, building-integrated greenhouse concept. We hear about her struggle for funding, the ups and downs of partnerships, and how the energy crisis ultimately forced her to close the business.
Christian Marcus, who has worked at Tesla, SingularityU, and with startups and accelerator programs, contributes insights into the entrepreneurial culture and the challenges that can arise. He particularly focuses on the constant drive for "peak performance" and how this culture can lead to burnout. He highlights the need for balance and the importance of addressing the burn-out rate, not just in relation to the company's finances (burn rate) but also personal energy.
Together, Camilla and Christian discuss the mental and emotional consequences of bankruptcy. They emphasize the importance of breaking the silence and creating a space where those affected by bankruptcy can share their stories and learn from each other's experiences. They hope the podcast can help destigmatize bankruptcy and assist people in getting back on their feet after a failure.
The episode also features a humorous anecdote about the creation of the podcast, illustrating the proactive and "move fast, break things" mentality that often characterizes entrepreneurs. From meeting at DTU Startup Day to sitting in a studio recording a podcast, only a month passed.
"The Pilot" is an honest and gripping introduction to Konkursklubben. The episode offers insight into the challenges and potential of entrepreneurship, highlighting the importance of openly discussing the difficult sides of running a business.
Note: This episode was created with NotebookLM AI, an artificial intelligence tool for content creation. We retain full intellectual property rights to all original material used as input.
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Meditation og meditationens evne til at øge resiliens og mindske stress bliver ved med at dukke op i Konkursklubbens samtaler. Derfor har vi i denne episode inviteret Maria Therese Jessen-Petersen til at uddybe emnet for os. Maria er founder af QuietSpace, et rum til kontemplative praksiser i organisationer, såsom meditation, med showroom inde på matrikel1. i København. I denne episode skal Maria holde det meditative rum for os, mens vi i praksis træner vores evne til at være nærværende i os selv. For Maria er meditation ikke bare et værktøj til at øge vores ydeevne. Det er en livspraksis, der lærer os at lytte dybere og leve og agere fra et (selv)kærligt udgangspunkt.
Der er altså tale om en lidt anderledes og mere lavpraktisk episode i dag, hvor lytterne inviteres til at deltage. Inspireret af den vietnamesiske munk Thích Nhất Hạnh, har Maria taget en klokke med, som flere gange i løbet af episoden vil ringe os til stilhed og vores eget indre rum. Sidst i episoden vil der også være en guidet meditation.
I kan finde mere information om QuietSpace og Maria Therese Jessen-Petersen på quietspace.dk
QuietSpace faciliteter blandt andet:
"Arrival Meditation" til workshops og større events
1-1 meditations sessioner
1-Team sessioner
Urban Retreats for unge Founders & CEO's.
Implementering af QuietSpace rum i organisationer
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I denne episode af Konkursklubben har vi co-founder af Coinify, Hans Henrik Hoffmeyer i studiet. Samtalen udvikler sig hurtigt til en masterclass i Mergers & Acquisitions og international konkursret, da Hans Henrik udfolder historien om, hvordan han og hans co-founder, Mark Højgaard, solgte, tilbagekøbte og solgte Coinify på bare atten måneder.
Denne episodes konkursfortælling handler altså ikke om Coinify, som i dag er en sund forretning, men om den amerikanske kryptobørs Voyager, der opkøbte Coinify tilbage i 2021. Året efter går Voyager under konkursbehandlig og Mark og Hans Henrik beslutter sig for at tilbagekøbe Coinify. Hans Henrik indvier os i, hvordan de præsterede at holde hovedet koldt og spille det ultimative endgame, for atten måneder senere at stå med et succesfuldt exit, igen!
Ud over et unikt indblik i amerikansk konkursret, er nogle af deres største learnings fra denne periode:
At vende en konkurs handler om kapital og tid. Man kan komme langt med meget lidt kapital men tid er essentielt - tiden arbejder både for og imod løsninger.
Don’t panic - hold hovedet koldt
Vær beslutsom og hold jer til strategien. Der er ikke plads til slinger i valsen
Se alle udfordringer som muligheder
Vær transparent og gør det rigtige
I dag har Mark og Hans Henrik fortsat samarbejdet og de står bl.a. bag Blockchain Fonden (http://blockchainfond.dk) som nu er på Fond II og driver scale-up support og angel bureauet Ascension https://www.ascension-invest.com , som hovedsageligt hjælper fintech og blockchain startups.
Øvrige links til Konkursklubben:
https://www.linkedin.com/company/konkursklubben/
Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@KonkursKlubben
Afsnittets sangtekst:
Verse:
Hans and Mark, they built it high,From blockchain dreams to touch the sky,Coinify rode the crypto wave,A million-dollar deal they gave.But every ride has twists and turns,The market crashes, how it burns,Yet through the ashes, they arise,Another exit in their eyes.
Chorus:
It's a crazy ride, highs and lows,Million-dollar dreams, where the wild wind blows.Crash and burn, but they won’t quit,Another exit’s waiting, this is it!
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I denne episode af Konkursklubben har vi Nick Bridge fra det tidligere impact bureau Girls Are Awesome i studiet. Nick er en brand, community og kulturskaber ud over det sædvanlige og har i dag et hav af roller som mentor, brandudvikler og filmskaber. Derudover er han også bestyrelsesmedlem i det socialøkonomiske mikrobryggeri People Like Us.
Nick stiftede Girls Are Awesome sammen med sin barndomsven Danny Santaana tilbage i 2015. I 2021 fik Corona skovlen under Girls Are Awesome og de måtte gå konkurs. Konkursklubben har talt med Nick om tiden omkring konkursen og hvor kompliceret det har været, som hvis mand, at drive et selskab, der beskæftiger sig med female empowerment i en kulturel opbrudstid præget af kønsdifferentiering og repræsentation.
Hvis du har en god konkurshistorie eller andre ideer til content, vil vi rigtig gerne høre fra dig. Skriv til [email protected]
Øvrige links til Konkursklubben:
https://www.linkedin.com/company/konkursklubben/
Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@KonkursKlubben
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Denne episode af Konkursklubben handler om rettidig forretningsmæssig hjælp. Det handler om, hvordan man får hjælp, og hvordan man tager imod og bruger hjælpen. Det kan nemlig både være svært at bede om hjælp, når krisen kradser, men også at omsætte hjælpen til målrettet handling. Derfor har vi inviteret Per Striegler fra Early Warning i studiet. Early Warning er en organisation drevet af frivillige rådgivere, der er specialiseret i at lave turn arounds.
Over 50% af de kriseramte virksomheder, som Early Warning hjælper, får lavet et succesfuldt turn around. Af de virksomheder, som til trods for rådgivningen må dreje nøglen om, kommer de igennem konkursen med op til 20% mindre i gæld. Så er der nogle alarmklokker, der er begyndt at ringe i jeres virksomhed, er det bare at få kontaktet Early Warning - og hellere før end siden. Jo tidligere hjælpen indtræffer, des større chance er der for, at virksomheden overlever.
Kontakt din regionale Early Warning forretningsudvikler via deres hjemmeside https://earlywarning.dk/
Da Early Warning har vokseværk, søger de flere frivillige rådgivere. Ræk ud til Per Striegler via hjemmesiden, hvis du er interesseret i at redde kriseramte virksomheder fra konkurs.
Hvis du har en god konkurshistorie eller andre ideer til content, vil vi rigtig gerne høre fra dig. Skriv til [email protected]
Øvrige links til Konkursklubben:
https://konkursklubben.dk/
https://www.linkedin.com/company/konkursklubben/
Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@KonkursKlubben
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I denne episode af Konkursklubben har vi serieinvester og tidligere iværksætter Nicolaj Højer Nielsen i studiet. Sammen med ham får vi lynhurtigt aflivet myten om, at konkursen er et handicap, hvis man skal ud og rejse kapital igen. Nicolaj betragter nemlig en fejlslået virksomhed, som en værdifuld erfaring - hvis man vel og mærke formår at lære af sine fejl. Han fortæller om, hvorfor han personligt hellere vil investere personer, der har fejlet end i helt grønne iværksættere. Og vi kommer også omkring Nicolajs personlige karriere, hans livsmål samt worklife balance. Her vil det sikkert glæde mange, at Nicolaj ikke føler, at han nogensinde har arbejdet særlig meget, og at han i en alder af 48 år har præsteret at nå sit livsmål om at blive økonomisk fri.
Og så er der generelt masser af fifs i dette afsnit til dem, af jer, der er klar til et nyt startup-eventyr!
Lær mere om Nicolaj Højer Nielsen på hans LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/nicolajnielsen/
Hvis du har en god konkurshistorie eller andre ideer til content, vil vi i Konkursklubben rigtig gerne høre fra dig. Skriv til [email protected]
Øvrige Links:
https://konkursklubben.dk/
https://www.linkedin.com/company/konkursklubben/
Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@KonkursKlubben
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I denne episode af Konkursklubben deler den tidligere konkursramte festkonge og nuværende misbrugsterapeut Jean von Baden sin voldsomme livsfortælling.
For Jean var konkursen ingen overraskelse, da han betragter sit liv helt tilbage til barndommen som én stor falliterklæring. Derfor kommer denne episode også til at handle om, hvorvidt man overhovedet kan få succes med sin virksomhed, hvis man ikke kan få succes med at være sig selv. Jean kommer med sit bud på de vigtigste ting, man skal få styr på, inden man starter en virksomhed. For de problemer, coping mekanismer og dårlige vaner, du har nu, bliver kun forstærket, når krisen kradser.
https://www.sisifos.com/terapeuterne
Noter:
Telefonnummeret til Livslinjen: 70 201 201
Links til Konkursklubben:
https://www.linkedin.com/company/konkursklubben/
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I denne episode af Konkursklubben diskuterer vi, hvad iværksættersucces er. Til det har vi Shakila Shaheen i studiet. Shakila er tidligere managementkonsulent, founder af MyMedicalGig og arbejder nu som ejerleder af Envision Consulting ApS, som er en konsulentvirksomhed med speciale i digital transformation inden for især sundhed og lifescience. Shakila har ikke en juridisk konkurs bag sig, men valgte at lukke sin virksomhed ned, da hun erkendte, at ideen ikke var bæredygtig på daværende tidspunkt med de ressourcer, hun havde på hånden. Ideen bag MyMedicalGig lever dog videre i en anden virksomhedskonstellation, og Shakilas bidrag har været et væsentligt led i den teknologiske modning af sundhedsvæsenet inden for det billedediagnostigske område.
Hvis I ligger inde med ideer til content, har en konkursrejse I gerne vil dele eller er interesseret i partnerskaber vil vi rigtg gerne høre fra jer. Skriv til [email protected] eller DM os linkedIn.
Links:
Shakilas linkedIn profil: https://www.linkedin.com/in/shakilashaheen/
Konkursklubben
https://www.linkedin.com/company/konkursklubben/
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I dagens episode har vi startup- og founder-coach, Cecilie Willer i studiet. Vi taler om, hvordan det ser ud, når ressourcestærke iværksættere går konkurs, og hverdagen fra den ene dag til den anden går fra overdreven høj performance til stilstand. Vi taler om high performance vs non-doing, og hvorfor det kan være så svært for iværksættere at trække stikket.
Vi dykker ned i iværksætterkultur og mental sundhed, og Cecilie deler sine bedste tips. Vi får bl.a. kategoriseret faserne efter konkursen: Chokfasen, Reaktionsfasen, Adaptionsfasen og Nyorienteringsfasen. For i dagens episode er budskabet: “det tager den tid, det tager”. Så man kan ikke bare springe nogle af faserne over og forvente at få succes med sit næste eventyr. Først må man have sit personlige fundament i orden.
Noter:
*Cecilie nævner bogen Search Inside Yourself: The Unexpected Path to Achieving Success, Happiness (and World Peace) af Chade-Meng Tan, tidlig Google-udvikler
Links:
https://www.changetoday.io/
https://www.changetoday.io/foundertools
https://konkursklubben.dk/
https://www.linkedin.com/company/konkursklubben/
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I denne episode af Konkursklubben deler Frederick-Sebastian Krause sin fascinerende iværksætterrejse som Mr. Akvavit. Inspireret af Noma, Mikkeller og japanske mikrobarer satte han sig for at genopfinde den nordiske akvavit og gøre den til en global spiritus. Efter syv hæsblæsende år blev virksomheden dog et af ofrene for Corona-pandemien.
Frederick fortæller, hvordan han navigerede gennem krisen med sine investorer og sit team, og hvilke personlige konsekvenser det havde for ham og hans familie.
Vi diskuterer timing i forbindelse med at lukke en virksomhed, og hvor udfordrende det kan være at give op, før man føler, at man har gjort alt i sin magt. Skyld, skam og dårlig samvittighed over for teamet er temaer, der bliver udforsket.
Frederick deler også, hvordan konkursen førte til en identitetskrise, der gav ham et nyt perspektiv på livet og hjalp ham med at finde et dybere formål. Vi når vidt omkring og taler endda om det globale arbejdsmarked, hvordan iværksættere kan skabe værdi i etablerede organisationer, og hvordan håb kan være en drivkraft i selv de sværeste tider.
Noter:
Der bliver nævnt psilocybin-svampe i episoden. Dette er psykedeliske svampe, også kendt som magiske svampe, som i små doser også kan indgå i terapiforløb.
Frederick er i dag Co-Founder i DivERS Tech. DivERS Tech er på en mission for at revolutionere arbejdsmarkedet ved hjælp af automatiserede AI-drevne rekrutteringsløsninger, der eliminerer bias og skaber en mere fair og inkluderende ansættelsesproces for alle parter. Med deres innovative teknologi fokuserer de på at vurdere kandidater ud fra deres kvalifikationer og potentiale, hvilket sikrer en lige konkurrence for alle, uanset baggrund.
Frederick fortæller også om at bruge "future-self journaling" som et værktøj til at blive den person, man ønsker at være. Her er et link til en YouTube-video, der forklarer, hvordan man bruger teknikken: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vhaX1CeQGCk
Øvrige Links:
Link til Fredericks bog, Sonder Ortus: https://www.williamdam.dk/sonder-ortus__2890674
Fredericks linkedIn profil: https://www.linkedin.com/in/frederickkrause/
DivERS' hjemmeside: https://diverspros.com/da
Konkursklubbens hjemmeside: https://konkursklubben.dk/
Konkursklubbens LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/konkursklubben/
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I denne første episode af Konkursklubben tager Camilla Enge og Christian Marcus jer med ind i maskinrummet og fortæller om, hvordan og hvorfor de har sat dette podcastprojekt i søen. De demonstrerer, hvordan det kan se ud, når iværksættere går fra tanke til handling og belyser både det fede og det ufede ved iværksætteriet; fx. hvordan det både kan knække en person og give én uanede ressourcer - ofte på én og samme tid.
Og så er det i dette første pilotafsnit, at Camilla fortæller om sin egen iværksætter- og konkursrejse samt de personlige konsekvenser, som konkursen havde for hende.
Noter:
*Camilla nævner den superfede Billy Ocean-sang fra 80’erne, Get Outta My Dreams, Get Into My Car. Da det er en sang, hun har sunget med på, fra før hun rent faktisk kunne engelsk, har hun indtil dags dato troet, at han sang Get Out of My Head. Det bliver sangen dog ikke dårligere af, og da videoen også er legendarisk, får I linket til den officielle musikvideo her: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zNgcYGgtf8M
Øvrige Links:
https://konkursklubben.dk/
https://www.linkedin.com/company/konkursklubben/
