Interview: Life in Bali as a Startup Founder and Mentor 🏖
"The most essential part is to ask your users the right questions — think twice or three or four times about the questions you're gonna ask." – Lyubov Dementyuk
This week's guest has been a co-founder at a few startups and most recently joined Founder Institute Bali as a mentor!
That's a lot! So we tried to get through the highlights and most valuable experiences along her path so far, including:
⚖️ How to prioritize features for new products
📞 Talking to users and making the most of these interviews
🌏 Life as a digital nomad in Bali + the startup scene there
🚀 Her vision for building global + local Startup Ecosystems
"When you think from the perspective of partnership — that you are working with the company, not in the company. I always pay attention to the idea. What do people do here, why — do they believe in this? Are they ambitious?"
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Great perspective on combining entrepreneurship with lifestyle design.
Building a business is challenging enough, so creating an environment that supports focus and long-term sustainability can be a real advantage.
Curious what lessons from mentoring founders have had the biggest impact on your own journey.