Technology is advancing rapidly, and entrepreneurs need to keep pace because they are changing how business is done. Entrepreneurs can leverage these innovations to develop a competitive edge and save time, energy, and Money. It is about how entrepreneurs take advantage to grow their businesses.

The internet, for example, is evolving and has gone from web1 to web2, and now we are moving towards the future of web3. In the new age of technology, entrepreneurs need to know how they can embrace and tap into the opportunities of web3. The opportunities are endless. You just need to figure out how your business fits in with this new era. 

Join this conversation with Adrienne Ravez and learn about technology’s past, current, and future and how an entrepreneur can be well-informed to maximize opportunities. 

Adrienne Ravez is a Web3 Entrepreneur, Digital & Innovation Specialist, intercultural Clinical Psychologist, DEI Practitioner & Advocate, and trade advisor for France (CCE). Adrienne has been featured in Asia-Pacific’s top rising talent in the 2020 Campaign’s 40 under 40 lists and named Entrepreneur of the Year Asia Pacific at the 2019 Women Leading Change Awards.

Let’s jump in!

Key Highlights From The Show:

[00:01] Episode intro and a quick bio of the guest, Adrienne Ravez

[02:24] How Adrienne ended up being an entrepreneur

[05:18] What has it taken her to be an entrepreneur

[08:07] What is web 3.0?

[10:20] Does web3 look like blockchain? 

[12:10] Helping clients identify and tap into web3 opportunities

[13:55] How entrepreneurs can make conscious decisions without forgetting web3

[19:10] A case study of a client she helped implement web3 tools in their business

[26:38] Why you don’t need to rush in implementing the tech tools

[30:34] A bit about ChatGPT

[38:42] Things Adrienne has learned about herself since she became an entrepreneur

[43:08] Golden nuggets and tips for the success of an entrepreneur

[44:10] Best ways to reach out and connect with Adrienne Ravez

[44:38] Ending the show and call to action

Notable Quotes:

• The most important aspect of entrepreneurship is creativity and value creation. 
• Being an entrepreneur means stepping back and assessing whether your resources can achieve your goals. 
• Technology tools are there to help you serve the business’ vision. They are not a means to an end. 
• Entrepreneurs must always adapt to changes.
• As an entrepreneur, never stop learning.
• Always remain human-centric in business despite advancing social norms and technological changes.

Connect With Adrienne Ravez:

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/adrienneravez/

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