IIn this episode, we talk about what it takes to start a business in the Web3 world. Joelle explains how to make connections between Web2 (or the internet as we know it) and Web3 as well as shares what Web3 business models can look like and provides some unique challenges that come with building and hiring for a Web3 business.
Joelle Boneparth is an attorney and writer. She is the co-author of The Millennial Money Fix: What You Need to Know About Budgeting, Debt, and Finding Financial Freedom, a book she and her husband, millennial finance expert Douglas Boneparth, wrote while on maternity leave with her first daughter. Her newsletter, Our Tiny Rebellions, celebrates womens' subtle wins to realize larger gains in their lives. The Boneparths are now very excited to be working together again on their web3 coffee company, CryptoDrip.
Links and Resources:
- Joelle’s personal twitter handle: Heather Joelle Boneparth (@averagejoelle) / Twitter
- Our Tiny Rebellions: Subtle wins in not-so-subtle times. (substack.com)
- CryptoDrip twitter handle: CryptoDrip (@cryptodripxyz) / Twitter
- CryptoDrip website: Home - CryptoDrip
Credits:
Editor: Stéphane Clément
Artwork: Sofia Vizitiu
Music: Filip Vizitiu
Produced by IoP Studios
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