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jorgegalindo · 8 months ago
This is the story of how I turned my passion for discovering records into onerecord.club, Spain’s first indie vinyl subscription service.

In the article, I share the steps I took to transform a hobby into a tangible product: finding the right idea, teaming up with the right people, and navigating the challenges of launching something new.

If you're curious about how to turn what you love into something others can enjoy too, check it out! I'd love to hear your take on turning hobbies into products.

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jorgegalindo · 9 months ago
I recently took a step back from my career to go on a sabbatical, and it’s been a surprising journey—both liberating and challenging in ways I didn’t expect.

In my latest blog post, I share what I’ve discovered about how time, priorities, and creativity shift when you’re no longer tied to the grind. This might resonate with you if you’ve ever thought about taking a sabbatical (or just wondered what it’s like).

I would love to hear your thoughts or experiences if you’ve been through something similar!

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jorgegalindo · 10 months ago
I share the key challenges I faced scaling my company from 4 to +100 employees and what I learned from the mistakes along the way.
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jorgegalindo · a year ago
I just published an article on my blog about the emotional rollercoaster I faced after selling my company.

The impostor syndrome hit hard as I transitioned from being a founder to navigating a large corporate environment. I dive into the insecurities, the struggle with accountability, and how to find a purpose in this new setting.

Give it a look!

jorgegalindo commented on Do not try to be the smartest in the room; try to be the kindest   jorgegalindo.me/en/blog/p... · Posted by u/jorgegalindo
jorgegalindo · a year ago
In my latest blog post, I highlight the value of kindness over intelligence in the workplace. I talk about how being kind—through listening, respecting others, showing empathy, and focusing on solutions—can significantly enhance team dynamics and productivity. While being smart is important, I believe that kindness leaves a lasting impact and creates a more positive and effective work environment.

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