Founder of Fitalyst Jonathan Muruako discusses what it means to truly disrupt an industry, his best advice for aspiring entrepreneurs, and the importance of matching socks. He also discusses his time as an undergraduate at Penn and how Penn Wharton Entrepreneurship has helped build Fitalyst into the platform it is today.

Athena Speaks with CEO and Founder Jonathan Muruako

Athena speaks with the founders of Boost Scooters about the power of relationships when building a venture. In this episode we discuss how Boost managed to develop a fully functioning prototype without spending any capital, how networking has pushed their business forward, and concrete steps to maintain relationships.

How To Leverage Relationships to Move From Idea to Action

Founders of Global Economic Awareness Project talk to Athena about how they structure a flat organization, how they built a curriculum for GEA leaders all over the world, and the importance of implementing feedback in a startup.

How to Cultivate Company Culture that Leads to Success

Blinte Founders, Tanaka and Valentine discuss how past experiences informed the opportunities they each created. We discuss childhood exposure to entrepreneurship, how to maintain accountability when working remotely, and the virtues of communication.

Leveraging Experience to Create Opportunities

In this special episode of Things Fall in Place, I go deep with three co-founders of Elivade. We discuss why diversity is vital for long term success, how to stand out when competing for attention, and how to effectively communicate your mission to a contracted worker. We even get into how our non-American heritage has shaped our relationship to entrepreneurship.

How Connecting Others Provides Value to Your Company

Things Fall In Place attempts to humanize entrepreneurship and entrepreneurs. The goal of the podcast is to demystify the urgency to be successful yesterday, the barriers to entry, and the supposed glamour and unflappable perfection that people perceive about entrepreneurs and entrepreneurship. 
- Athena Sayaka