Anush Sachdeva's guest appearances

Anush Sachdeva

The Daily Grind Podcast

The Pack Heavy Podcast

Neil Patel

Pat Flynn

Sharon Salzberg

Rod Khleif

Tim Bratz

Chris Bailey

Nir Eyal

Scott Young

Guy Kawasaki

Casanova Brooks

Stacey Brown Randall

Scott Smith

David Meltzer

Seth Godin

Andy Paul

OwlTail

Jannine and Anush provide a complete snapshot of Zing, including some great insight into the startup methodologies that they are actively applying while developing their business. Every Zing recipe goes through a structured Lean Startup Methodology / feedback loop of testing, reviewing and iterating in their test kitchen community. By leveraging this system they are building products with reduced risk, strong market fit and most importantly a pool of fans who are helping to drive early growth of the business.  If you’re in the process of market testing new SKUs and are looking for some inspiration and insight - this episode is for you! _______________________________ Founded in 2020 and located in Toronto, Ontario the team at Zing are creating chef-crafted pantry shortcuts designed to help their consumers make quick, delicious meals at home, with recipes inspired from around the world.  Their condiments and seasoning salts are produced in small batches and are all natural, gluten-free and hand crafted by professional chefs who have worked in restaurants throughout Toronto. Zing ships across Canada and is available in-store at a select number of independent, small businesses. https://cookwithzing.com/  ______________________________________ Please support this podcast by checking out our sponsor FoodPak: https://www.foodpak.com/ Please leave a review, rate the show and if you have any questions or feedback I would love to hear from you : hayden@thepackheavypodcast.com 

Jannine and Anush provide a complete snapshot of Zing, including some great insight into the startup methodologies that they are actively applying while developing their business. Every Zing recipe goes through a structured Lean Startup Methodology / feedback loop of testing, reviewing and iterating in their test kitchen community. By leveraging this system they are building products with reduced risk, strong market fit and most importantly a pool of fans who are helping to drive early growth of the business.  If you’re in the process of market testing new SKUs and are looking for some inspiration and insight - this episode is for you! _______________________________ Founded in 2020 and located in Toronto, Ontario the team at Zing are creating chef-crafted pantry shortcuts designed to help their consumers make quick, delicious meals at home, with recipes inspired from around the world.  Their condiments and seasoning salts are produced in small batches and are all natural, gluten-free and hand crafted by professional chefs who have worked in restaurants throughout Toronto. Zing ships across Canada and is available in-store at a select number of independent, small businesses. <a href="https://cookwithzing.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://cookwithzing.com/</a> ______________________________________ Please support this podcast by checking out our sponsor FoodPak: <a href="https://www.foodpak.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.foodpak.com/</a> Please leave a review, rate the show and if you have any questions or feedback I would love to hear from you : <a href="mailto:hayden@thepackheavypodcast.com">hayden@thepackheavypodcast.com</a>

41. Applying proven tech startup methodologies when testing your CPG product with Jannine Rane & Anush Sachdeva - Co Founders of Zing

Today on the Daily Grind Podcast we are joined by Wellspent Co-Founder Anush Sachdeva.   Wellspent was born from years of research exploring and understanding the relationship people have with their money and the ways technology was changing it. Through these observations, Anush Sachdeva and his longtime co-founders noticed a gap in how money management apps were built and the way in which money actually existed in people’s lives. With an Economics degree from the University of British Columbia, Anush has always loved collecting and analyzing data to find trends and problems worth solving. He started with RBC nearly seven years ago as a behavioral choice architect, focusing on consumer psychology and experience design. In this role, he helped set up and support a Design &amp; Innovation research practice group. This established the foundation for several years of work and study to better understand decision-making in the context of money management, and developing tools that support it. Previous to RBC and RBC ventures, Anush co-founded a news aggregation startup called, WePower and worked briefly in Advertising. Anush’s co-founders, Matt and Dan, have backgrounds in leading and conceptualizing innovative projects and strategy in the personal finance space and mobile banking apps. Together, Wellspent was created within RBC Ventures, a unit of RBC (Royal Bank of Canada), and launched in December of 2018. Today, Wellspent is a free money management app on a mission to help Canadians make better decisions with their money.  Visit wellspent.co Follow on Instagram @well.spent  Today's podcast was brought to you by: Wellspent. Wellspent is a free money management app on a mission to help Canadians make better decisions with their money. Download the Wellspent app today in android and IOS stores.   PolicyGenius. We all get things wrong from time to time. At least we can get life insurance right with Policygenius. Visit policygenius.com today

Today on the Daily Grind Podcast we are joined by Wellspent Co-Founder Anush Sachdeva.  Wellspent was born from years of research exploring and understanding the relationship people have with their money and the ways technology was changing it. Through these observations, Anush Sachdeva and his longtime co-founders noticed a gap in how money management apps were built and the way in which money actually existed in people’s lives. With an Economics degree from the University of British Columbia, Anush has always loved collecting and analyzing data to find trends and problems worth solving. He started with RBC nearly seven years ago as a behavioral choice architect, focusing on consumer psychology and experience design. In this role, he helped set up and support a Design &amp; Innovation research practice group. This established the foundation for several years of work and study to better understand decision-making in the context of money management, and developing tools that support it. Previous to RBC and RBC ventures, Anush co-founded a news aggregation startup called, WePower and worked briefly in Advertising. Anush’s co-founders, Matt and Dan, have backgrounds in leading and conceptualizing innovative projects and strategy in the personal finance space and mobile banking apps. Together, Wellspent was created within RBC Ventures, a unit of RBC (Royal Bank of Canada), and launched in December of 2018. Today, Wellspent is a free money management app on a mission to help Canadians make better decisions with their money. Visit <a href="wellspent.co" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">wellspent.co</a> Follow on Instagram @well.spent Today's podcast was brought to you by: Wellspent. Wellspent is a free money management app on a mission to help Canadians make better decisions with their money. Download the Wellspent app today in android and IOS stores.  PolicyGenius. We all get things wrong from time to time. At least we can get life insurance right with Policygenius. Visit <a href="policygenius.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">policygenius.com</a> today

Ep. 498 Money Management with Wellspent Co-Founder Anush Sachdeva