We’ve officially reached our 100th episode.This milestone episode is different no guest, just us reflecting on the journey so far.

After 99 episodes, we’ve learned a lot:

What worked (our wins)

What didn’t (our failures)

How we scaled and expanded

We also talk about:

• Why we started this podcast

• How we turned it into a revenue-generating platform

This episode is an honest breakdown of our journey the good, the bad, and everything in between.

Grateful for everyone who has been part of this journey.

Anfal started Safari Cars with zero outside investment just trust, strategy, and a willingness to try what nobody else would.

In this episode, he shares how he became the first person in India to sell a used car live on YouTube, why he believes “Trust and Value” is the only real business model, and what most new entrepreneurs get wrong before they even begin.

We talk about live commerce, building systems as you scale, the All India solo road trip that changed how he thinks, and why perfection is the enemy of starting.

Whether you’re building a brand, scaling a business, or just figuring out where to begin this one’s for you.

🎙️ Podcast EpisodeCan you sell a used car online via live stream? Anfal did what no one else thought of 3 cars sold in a single live.Safari Cars founder Anfal shares his 10+ year journey from a small village in Malappuram to Kochi. Used car business, social media growth, live commerce all in this episode.👇 What's inside:- Police station at 19, loan fraud - the first lesson he never forgot- Facebook, TikTok, YouTube - he was on every platform before anyone else- How he sold cars on YouTube Live for the first time in India- How to grow a business with zero outside funding

In this episode, we’re joined by Ijaz, a Corporate Transactions Lawyer and Associate at a top-tier law firm in India. We dive into the world of venture capital funding, private equity deals, term sheets, shareholders’ agreements, and due diligence — all through the lens of a corporate lawyer’s journey and real-world experience

Just making a food product and packaging it won't make it a business that lasts forever - it needs a system. This episode is about the hard work and struggle behind building a chips business.

Meet the Malayali entrepreneurs behind Salpido, a global tech accessories brand that has grown from humble beginnings to become an international player in the gadgets and electronics industry.

In this episode, we explore the journey of building a global brand from scratch, the challenges of entering competitive markets like Malaysia and Southeast Asia, and the strategies used to scale Salpido into a recognized name in the tech accessories space.

From early struggles and startup lessons to building distribution networks and competing with global brands, this conversation is packed with insights for anyone interested in entrepreneurship, branding, and scaling a product business internationally.

"Who needs a ₹5000 product in 10 minutes?"

3500 mixies sold in Kerala in a month — on Instamart. 🤯

In today's episode, Jobin talks about:

👉 The real margin is in boring & unsexy businesses

👉 You can test an Amazon business with just ₹10,000

👉 The comeback story after a franchise failure

👉 How he created a brand new category on Amazon India

Meet Shebin, the performance marketing expert leading the digital strategies for global giants like KFC and Marks & Spencer (M&S) in the UK. From navigating the challenges of early startups to managing multi-million pound ad budgets at WPP, this is a masterclass in scaling brands through data-driven precision and innovative technology.