Episode Description

In this podcast episode, hosts Jagmoan, Sujit, and Anjan discuss their journeys from corporate careers in banking and finance to entrepreneurship in the learning and development sector. They share insights on the challenges and motivations behind their transition, the importance of sales experience, and the dynamics of their partnership as co-founders. The conversation also touches on family support, financial considerations, and the vision for their business, highlighting the significance of adaptability and resilience in the entrepreneurial journey. This conversation explores the journey of transitioning from freelancing to corporate training, highlighting the challenges faced, strategies employed, and the importance of building relationships with clients. The speakers share their experiences with cold calling, leveraging past connections, and understanding client needs, while also discussing the dynamics of competition and the significance of effective communication in establishing credibility in the training industry. In this conversation, the speakers discuss the evolution of their training organization from a freelancer model to a structured company, highlighting their growth journey from 2014 to the present, particularly the impact of the pandemic. They share insights on navigating challenges, learning from failures, and building a diverse training model that includes workshops and self-paced courses. The discussion also covers content creation strategies during the pandemic, the effectiveness of different revenue models, and sales strategies for self-paced learning. The speakers emphasize the importance of continuous course development and adapting to market demands. This conversation delves into the intricacies of creating and marketing self-paced online courses. The speakers discuss the importance of offering a variety of courses to attract customers, the significance of understanding market segmentation, and the strategies for effective digital marketing. They emphasize the necessity of quality content over high production values and share insights on customer engagement and retention. The discussion also touches on the challenges of expanding into vernacular markets and the importance of continuous course development.