Podcaster Chronicles

Sabotaging myself because Asking For Money still feels hard

In this second episode of Building in Public, I reflect on the past week, which was packed with milestones and challenges. I talk about hosting the opening event for our new studio, welcoming over 50 guests from the startup ecosystem, and the importance of setting deadlines to move forward. I share my experience bartering for furniture, building relationships, and leveraging LinkedIn connections to solve unexpected obstacles. This episode also explores my journey of learning to price my services and feel confident about asking for money—a crucial mindset shift for entrepreneurs. I talk about the time, energy, and financial commitment it takes to build something sustainable, as well as the patience required for long-term success. Key topics in this episode: The highs and lows of opening the studio and hosting a successful launch event. How to creatively solve problems, including bartering with companies for furniture and resources. The mindset challenges of pricing your work and asking for money. Reflections on the five-year journey it took for the podcast to become sustainable. Lessons learned about perseverance and long-term thinking as an entrepreneur. ALL ABOUT UNICORN BAKERY: 👉 https://zez.am/unicornbakery Join our Founder Tactics Newsletter:Subscribe now to receive tactics from the world’s best founders twice a week straight to your inbox. ⁠https://www.tactics.unicornbakery.de/ [https://www.tactics.unicornbakery.de/]

New Studio, New Goals, A New Era

In the first episode of the new "Building in Public" series, Fabian Tausch shares a candid look at his goals and challenges for 2025. With a new studio in the heart of Berlin and a vision for creating international content, Unicorn Bakery is set to make a global impact. Fabian discusses the different phases of the podcast’s growth, personal challenges, and how he plans to execute ambitious projects with limited resources. From setting up the new studio to exploring innovative monetization models and launching community-driven projects—this episode offers a transparent look behind the scenes of Unicorn Bakery. ALL ABOUT UNICORN BAKERY: 👉 https://zez.am/unicornbakery Join our Founder Tactics Newsletter: Subscribe now to receive tactics from the world’s best founders twice a week straight to your inbox. https://www.tactics.unicornbakery.de/ [https://www.tactics.unicornbakery.de/]

How I ended up on an event with the Google Founder in San Francisco

Just a quick recap of Richard Socher's Unconference. Too many crazy things happened recently

Imposter Syndrome: My Experience, Action Plan and some Thoughts on it

I just came back from a mental health session with my psychologist and would love to share my thoughts on imposter syndrome. I am constantly struggling with it, and am currently trying to find the root causes with the goal to solve them.

You have time: the average millionaire makes his first million at 37

We tend to want things too quickly. Instant gratification is the keyword. We compare ourselves to outliers, not with the statistics. If you can delay gratification and develop a strong sense of patience, you will ultimately be more successful.