Steven Bartlett: From Plymouth Outsider to Digital Entrepreneur Transforming Business Media and Motivational Thinking
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Steven Bartlett: From Plymouth Outsider to Digital Entrepreneur Transforming Business Media and Motivational Thinking
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In this captivating episode, we explore the remarkable life story of Steven Bartlett - from his humble beginnings in Botswana to becoming the youngest Dragon on BBC's Dragons' Den. Born in 1992 to a Nigerian mother and English father, Bartlett's journey exemplifies resilience and determination despite early academic struggles.
Discover how this visionary entrepreneur dropped out of university within minutes of his first lecture to pursue his passion, founding Social Chain at just 22 years old and growing it into a multi-million dollar marketing powerhouse before stepping away to expand his horizons.
Now a bestselling author, influential podcaster with "The Diary of a CEO," and savvy investor backing companies like Huel and Zoe, Bartlett's story offers powerful insights on unconventional success, mental health awareness, and authentic leadership in the digital age.
This episode unpacks the mindset and strategies that transformed an outsider from Plymouth into one of Europe's most inspiring business leaders and media personalities. Perfect for aspiring entrepreneurs, career changers, and anyone seeking motivation to pursue their unique path.
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