Elvin Zhang is a Singapore-based polymath and startup founder with his interests ranging from Quantum Physics to Blockchain and Fintech. He, believe it or not, has also an award for playing a unique Chinese musical instrument.

“Don’t pivot just because of the prospects of a home run”. – Elvin Zhang

In this episode Elvin Zhang speaks about:

• why he rejected UC Berkley after receiving rejections from MIT, Stanford, and Harvard (and why he lied about it to his parents)
• Elvin’s first business in a $100 million Singaporean industry
• Elvin’s first exit (a 6 figure USD amount)
• How Toucan Pay came into being
• Why Peter Theil’s Zero to One concept means different things for different startups
• Things startup founders should keep in mind while making a pivot
• Mistakes made by Elvin in his previous startups
• The right way to pitch to VCs
• And much more!

You can listen to this episode on the following platforms.

Apple Podcasts

Spotify

Stitcher

Google Play Music

Castbox

Anchor

Radio Public

Overcast

PocketCasts

Syed Irfan Ajmal

Syed Irfan Ajmal is an award-winning serial entrepreneur and a seasoned digital marketer.
He is an international speaker, and speaks and conducts trainings at various organizations and events of Pakistan and UAE.
Moreover, he also writes about entrepreneurship and digital marketing for various large publications of the USA, UK, Canada, and Pakistan including Forbes ME, the World Bank, Huff Post, Business.com, Virgin, and others.