Are you sitting on a business idea but don’t know where to start? Or maybe you’ve been waiting for the perfect time to launch but feel stuck? 🤔
Well, we’ve got something for you! In the latest episode of the Millionaires Idea Vault Show, we bring you an absolute gem of a guest—Aydin, a successful entrepreneur with game-changing insights on leveraging AI and starting a business without needing perfection.
Here’s a sneak peek:
💡 The Power of Starting Small
Aydin talks about his own entrepreneurial journey and shares a simple yet effective strategy: start with a Minimum Viable Product (MVP). No need to wait for everything to be perfect—just get started. Imagine launching your business quickly, gathering feedback, and then building something even better. That’s exactly what Aydin did, and you can too.
🎧 Why You Should Listen:
- Discover how AI can solve business problems and create massive opportunities.
- Learn how to validate your ideas early, so you don’t waste time or money.
- Get insider tips from someone who’s walked the path and turned his vision into success.
This is an episode full of practical advice that will help you kickstart your business journey today.
ACCESS to the Business Plans and Worksheets
- Click the link below to access business plan, the planning worksheet, the pitch deck and more so you can get bigger jumpstart on the show and the business!
- https://bit.ly/4gZSH76 (you can also see previous plans as well!)
About Aydin:
Aydin Mirzaee is a seasoned entrepreneur known for his expertise in SaaS and building successful tech companies. He co-founded Fluidware in 2008, which became widely recognized for its flagship products FluidSurveys and FluidReview. These tools were designed to help users create and manage surveys, and reviews. Under Aydin's leadership, Fluidware grew rapidly to a staff of about 90 employees before it was acquired by SurveyMonkey in 2014. After the acquisition, Aydin served as the General Manager of SurveyMonkey Canada, contributing to the company's global reach and product base.
What stands out in Aydin’s entrepreneurial journey is his commitment to bootstrapping. Despite intense competition from larger, well-funded companies, Aydin and his co-founder built Fluidware without external capital, which eventually led to a $20 million exit. His resilience through challenges, such as dealing with customer pushback during Fluidware’s early days, showcases his adaptability and problem-solving skills.
Aydin is currently the co-founder and CEO of Fellow.app, a meeting productivity platform that helps teams streamline their meetings, share notes, and track action items to ensure better collaboration and efficiency. Through Fellow, Aydin continues to focus on solving practical business problems with software.
Additionally, Aydin is passionate about mentorship and community building. He co-founded Fresh Founders, a non-profit dedicated to fostering entrepreneurship in Canada. His leadership style reflects a deep commitment to continuous improvement and helping others succeed in the tech and startup ecosystem.
Aydin’s entrepreneurial journey— from bootstrapping Fluidware to scaling Fellow—makes him a significant figure in the Canadian tech industry, demonstrating that perseverance, adaptability, and customer-focused innovation can lead to tremendous success
About Graeme:
Graeme
