Mathew Jose's guest appearances

Mathew Jose

The Inspiring Talk

Inspiring The Future

Nir Eyal

Naveen Jain

Niraj Naik

Hector Garcia

Akshay Nanavati

Gabby Bernstein

James Taylor

Ajit Nawalkha

Meik Wiking

Jordan Gross

Ron Malhotra

Sean Douglas

Divya Parekh

Papa CJ

Prakash Iyer

OwlTail

In this episode, our host Suganya Sundaram is talking with our very special guest Mathew Jose who's popularly known amongst his team as 'The Cool Guy'. Listen to the full episode to know WHY?Mathew is an inspiring marketing professional with 9+ years of hands-on experience relating to growing businesses for B2B and B2C clients in the digital marketing space. His goal and driving force are to create such jobs for people who are happy doing what they are doing and getting paid for it. 

In this episode, our host Suganya Sundaram is talking with our very special guest Mathew Jose who's popularly known amongst his team as 'The Cool Guy'. Listen to the full episode to know WHY? Mathew is an inspiring marketing professional with 9+ years of hands-on experience relating to growing businesses for B2B and B2C clients in the digital marketing space. His goal and driving force are to create such jobs for people who are happy doing what they are doing and getting paid for it.

Eps 09. Catch the interview with 'The Cool Guy' - Mathew Jose 

Mathew Jose is a social entrepreneur who runs an Organization called Paperman. Through this organization, Mathew's mission is to bring about a positive social change through trash. He has created a platform called trashfunding that helps people to convert their trash into an investment for social change. His expertise also lies in the key understanding he has about India's 1.5 million strong informal sector recyclers. He is passionate about improving their livelihoods through his innovations. Want to start your own podcast? I can help you launch your very own podcast right from coming out with idea to publishing episode number one. See the details of the services I have to offer.  Mathew is also a multiple TEDx Speaker and pioneered the creation of innovative models of recycling that motivates people to recycle. He has been featured in various national and international medias such as BBC, Forbes, The Hindu among many others. In 2016 -Forbes Magazine has added mathew into the annual list of 30 people under age of 30 from India and Asia. Mathew has been awarded the prestigious Ashoka fellowship in 2015 and he is also most recently a Nelis Japan Member.   Some Questions I ask Mathew:  What's is trash economy? How did you even got interested in all this. What's your story? What's so satisfying about starting a social enterprise? Which one thing you are struggling to overcome?    Time Stamps:  04:16 Mathew shares why there is huge opportunity in trash. 05:55 He shares how his internship with a non-profit organization inspired him to start his company, Paperman. 06:50 Mathew talks about his family background. 07:57 He shares about innovative ideas for engaging and promoting people to recycle their trash. 11:44 He talks about why starting a social enterprise is so satisfying. 13:03 Mathew shares his tips to someone looking to start a social enterprise.  16:15 He shares his idea of picking a mentor for him in his life and business. 18:35 Some challenges that are specific to social enterprise which might not be prevalent in for-profit organization. 23:24 Mathew shares about his another initiative OpenAct. 24:32 He talks about his morning ritual of Journaling and Meditation. 28:26 Enlightening Round  Enlightening round:  What inspires Mathew to do everything that he does: His peace with self Which one daily habit has been game-changer for him: Meditating every day What book he thinks everyone must read:   Power of Now- Eckhart Tolle Shoe Dog by Phil Knight   Things he think would have done differently:   Engaged More Mentors early on. Would have focused building network. Worked better on Improving Communication Plan.    Follow the Inspiring Talk on  Facebook Twitter Instagram  Music: Longest Road by Broken Elegance

Mathew Jose is a social entrepreneur who runs an Organization called Paperman. Through this organization, Mathew's mission is to bring about a positive social change through trash. He has created a platform called trashfunding that helps people to convert their trash into an investment for social change. His expertise also lies in the key understanding he has about India's 1.5 million strong informal sector recyclers. He is passionate about improving their livelihoods through his innovations. Want to start your own podcast? I can help you launch your very own podcast right from coming out with idea to publishing episode number one. See the details of the <a href="http://theinspiringtalk.com/service/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">services I have to offer.</a> Mathew is also a multiple TEDx Speaker and pioneered the creation of innovative models of recycling that motivates people to recycle. He has been featured in various national and international medias such as BBC, Forbes, The Hindu among many others. In 2016 -Forbes Magazine has added mathew into the annual list of 30 people under age of 30 from India and Asia. Mathew has been awarded the prestigious Ashoka fellowship in 2015 and he is also most recently a Nelis Japan Member.   Some Questions I ask Mathew: <ul> <li>What's is trash economy?</li> <li>How did you even got interested in all this. What's your story?</li> <li>What's so satisfying about starting a social enterprise?</li> <li>Which one thing you are struggling to overcome?</li> </ul>   Time Stamps: <ul> <li>04:16 Mathew shares why there is huge opportunity in trash.</li> <li>05:55 He shares how his internship with a non-profit organization inspired him to start his company, Paperman.</li> <li>06:50 Mathew talks about his family background.</li> <li>07:57 He shares about innovative ideas for engaging and promoting people to recycle their trash.</li> <li>11:44 He talks about why starting a social enterprise is so satisfying.</li> <li>13:03 Mathew shares his tips to someone looking to start a social enterprise.</li> <li> 16:15 He shares his idea of picking a mentor for him in his life and business.</li> <li>18:35 Some challenges that are specific to social enterprise which might not be prevalent in for-profit organization.</li> <li>23:24 Mathew shares about his another initiative OpenAct.</li> <li>24:32 He talks about his morning ritual of Journaling and Meditation.</li> <li>28:26 Enlightening Round</li> </ul> Enlightening round: <ul> <li>What inspires Mathew to do everything that he does: His peace with self</li> <li>Which one daily habit has been game-changer for him: Meditating every day</li> <li>What book he thinks everyone must read:  <ul> <li><a href="https://amzn.to/2HzaLbj" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Power of Now- Eckhart Tolle</a></li> <li><a href="https://amzn.to/2JCx7Fv" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Shoe Dog by Phil Knight</a></li> </ul> </li> <li>Things he think would have done differently:  <ul> <li>Engaged More Mentors early on.</li> <li>Would have focused building network.</li> <li>Worked better on Improving Communication Plan.</li> </ul> </li> </ul> Follow the Inspiring Talk on <ul> <li><a href="http://facebook.com/theinspiringtalk" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Facebook</a></li> <li><a href="http://twitter.com/bijayspeaks" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Twitter</a></li> <li><a href="http://instagram.com/bijayspeaks" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Instagram</a></li> </ul> Music: <a href="https://soundcloud.com/free-music-house/roken-elegance-longest-road-chillstep-royalty-free-music-fmh-promotion" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Longest Road</a> by Broken Elegance

Bringing Social Change Through Trash With Mathew Jose: TIT36