Nithin Kamath in conversation with Kunal Shah | CRED curious

[@harshalachavan9058]

"Bootstrapping allows you to stay real" - Loved the statement with emphasis on how metrics are blown up with the 'next billion' narrative of India.

[@ssamiuddin1]

This is fucking gold. Rarely do you get to see a conversation so honest, open and illuminating between figures like these.

[@AnuragShukla-xv4xb]

The Podcast is great.... We just need some sound panels to reduce the reverb on kunal's side . Please do the needful.

[@karthikvijay]

also it will be good if windows are good rather than those huge black padding around

[@amaandehlvi]

Completely agree

[@sudheesh89]

Wow! that's the most corporate comment on KZbin.

[@Rexx01]

All they need is a cheap microphone.. they must be using normal laptop mic

[@ankitasaxena5891]

Yes !

[@devoceanwarrior]

Nithin is a great example of 'Give without expectations, and you are prepared to receive.'

[@satwikkansal]

Key takeaways, - It's okay to spend time to sharpen your axe before you cut the tree. It's good to learn different skills, figure out whom you'd want to work with, familiarize yourself to the industry, before making the decision to start up. - Timing matters, but you have to do all the hard work to reap the rewards when luck arrives. - Raising funds shouldn't be the end goal, it can be a possible way to fuel your business, but serving capital comes with its own downside. - What's the benefit of bootstrapped? You have autonomy and freedom. You can be nimble , transparent, and play the long term game because you don't have to pay interest/returns to your financers (because customers are your only financers) - The First 10k customers are hardest to get. - Anything that doesn't benefit the customer is just short term thinking. - Metrics can sometimes distract you, so choose your metrics very carefully. - There's a thin line in being known as passionate or foolish. Feel free to comment if I missed something important :)

[@sheetraval1857]

nice👍🔥

[@aayushupadhyay5396]

Can you please tell me the timing of "Thin line between being passionate and being foolish"

[@bazzingalore]

@@aayushupadhyay5396 17:31

[@rupeshchavan1935]

Thank you 🙌

[@bhargavanp4509]

Thanks 👍

[@sampatdixit7962]

Must watch. Two great minds coming together. Big respect to Zerodha Zerodha Varsity changed my life.

[@vickyd4807]

@blisteringheightsofstupidity By Inculcating Knowledge

[@ShouryaSingh1]

The First 10k customers are hardest to get. Very True. I feel its about believing in the idea we have and to start working over it and then just keep working. Eventually it will have a SnowBall effect someday down the line. Thank You Kunal Sir & Nithin Sir for putting this out. I hope CRED's youtube channel turns into something like the Y-Combinator youtube channel. This might not blow up, but this is priceless knowledge just sitting here for people to come and consume.

[@babusahoo3293]

Sar piz pzi hela u sar

[@Happymejoyus]

Nithin Kamath coming to the 'CRED' n talking about excessive consumerism.! LOL! Nonetheless, I thank them both for this conversation.

[@londonshakessivasagar2301]

Damn

[@ankitasaxena5891]

Lmao

[@dontopenthisaccount1637]

That was the irony of this talk. I would have loved it even more if it was done kind of debate between the two

[@NAWANIHAPPY]

hey CRED spend some money on getting a good production quality for podcasts, this would have been 100x better if the production quality was good, but anyway its always good to hear Nithin Kamath and Kunal Shah

[@arjunseonie9860]

Enlightening, Nithin is a gem of a person

[@sankalpjain8046]

I love the way he talks about edge, risk to reward in normal conversations 😂 A true sign of a trader

[@cryptogirl8755]

I totally agreed with Nitin that over Consumerism is killing our planet. There’s a book by Annie Leonard”The Story of Stuffs.” It’s a Must read!!! I read it a long time ago and Stopped spending Unnecessarily.

[@bharathkurma4820]

Irony is cred depends on spending while zerodha depends on savings

[@mayur_je]

what a catch....

[@subhamsatpathy6455]

OO bhaii sahabbb !!! such an epicc colabb !!! Founder and co founder of great companies like CRED and Zerodha !!! salute man ! value info !

[@RT-tf7wf]

What the heck! My both mentors are here together ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥

[@oldworldbiker4950]

Nice conversation. Mr. Kamath, at many places nicely giving it - on capitalism and consumerism - and Mr. Shah cringing but bravely putting up with his guest :) looking forward to more such conversations.

[@HarshitSingh-it7kp]

Nishchal Shetty is exactly doing this with his Crypto Exchange. Nitin Kamath you are an Inspiration. Kunal Shah your tweets and thought are GEM.

[@w.l.8247]

CRED Should have customer care ... so that people can have more confidence and support for this app(CRED)...

[@oppo-px5hf]

its Pure Gold Hope Kunal do more Podcast Like This

[@rishikeshtrivedi4383]

The entire discussion is a dive into the heads of the brains of two of the greatest entrepreneurs of our gen. Entrepreneurs have a lot to learn from the clinical attitude of Nithin. Amazing how he runs a business with the thinking of a retail customer, and emphasises on values like trust, good karma etc.

[@ashutoshpadhi2782]

Very curious to see in future how kunal is creating multiple monetisation models on top of distribution of CRED. The type of users that CRED has access to has consuming power. They are most probably going to print money in future. Kunal is applying the hypothesis behind cult formation behind the creation of product. Great things to learn from this person.

[@nandkishornimkar]

Great Guys! You all are intellectuals and Great leaders of tomorrow . Very Lucy to get burnt in the heat of globalization and having wisdom to understand it and taking plunge in that as well. Grow guys and I am watching you all and curious what you will be in next 5yrs from now.

[@sohamswami7770]

This is PURE GOLD..!

[@shankerpai5052]

Listen...One of the 3 best people.../ talks I have heard. One 1) Late Eknath Thakur of Sarsswat Bank . Two 2) Agha Khan s interview. Three 3)This interview Cred curious Kunal Shah interviews NITHIN KAMATH ..( BEST WISHES ...)

[@uurk5lo4]

Such an insightful conversion, not suprised when you have Kunal's presence! Nitin comes across as a next door guy & adorable person! How many times you hear from a person that made it in life say.. i did have targets for money, watches, cars!

[@hvsingh1733]

Seeing two legends on One Podcast....It is a "Pot of Gold"....

[@ssamiuddin1]

Thank you Kunal for asking questions that matter and which elicit real answers.

[@karunakaranr4934]

'Enlightening' is too bigger word but this interaction is enlightening atleast for me.. 🔥🔥

[@User.A.M]

It's always such a pleasure to listen to Nitin.

[@abhishekgidde]

To anyone trying to understand this conversation deeper read "The Psychology of Money" by Morgan Housel.

[@Neetish21]

Wow -- as a terrible student it is great to listen to this engaging conversation between 2 terrible students

[@rajprakashbehera5513]

Want more of these no matter how low the views get

[@manishyadav-gr3dj]

Hello to all the upcoming entrepreneurs 🤘

[@thisisajaym]

Insanely resourceful podcast. Only suggestion is to improve the audio quality and do hell of a lot more episodes!

[@adityapal8670]

Thank you for putting this conversation out for the general public ... Looking forward to more..

[@souravbanerjee3573]

This podcast has lots of deep insights and it was simply amazing 🔥🔥❤️👍🏻

[@satishpanicker9957]

Nitin is reliable vs Kunal - validity of Kunal's Data about GDP of Bangladesh and working women in Bangladesh.......

[@arshadbagwan9871]

This video is great, sharing the experience of 2 successful founders, really informative

[@kushaljivarajani9863]

2 great minds conversing leads to many average minds expanding...👍🏻 Real, on point talks....get similar ppl more frequently and it'll be great for audience...💯

[@highonfuel8860]

A Super rich Entrepreneur/stock broker speaking about consumerism and planet...❤️❤️

[@sinakimusic4027]

This was one of the best enlightened podcast i ever saw.......bring out more cred team, i am hungry

[@Tatpunjiya]

My 2 most favourite people in India startup ecosystem.

[@Tatpunjiya]

@jami0070 because smartness and honesty

[@HarshitSingh-it7kp]

What a great question by Shah. How to take good decisions?

[@vikscta]

One of the best interviews...

[@anuj93549]

looking forward more podcasts like this.

[@businessmanagement7487]

Extremely valuable video Video which has lot of cussing got million views And this video got very less views And then people of the country say saari galti government ki hai, uski hai, iski hai naukri nahin hai What you feed into your mind decides your future Khara sona hai yeh video

[@raunakjoshi2588]

55 minutes spent well.

[@SushilYadav-qd6lk]

you dont need to watch this L

[@nityashah54]

Please bring more of this

[@mithunmyname9937]

I like this guy Nithin Kamath he is very practical!

[@ShivayGarg]

He is 41, Man wisdom nurtures with time

[@templogical3095]

I still cant understand CREDS business model.

[@londonshakessivasagar2301]

Kunal is very insightful , he listens well.

[@finoholic5790]

Thanks cred and kunal to share knowledge 👍

[@nareshsaklecha]

Thanks for concising it and putting back on KZbin!

[@harshvardhanjaiswal1005]

Bring Ratan Tata on podcast. This was a great one though.

[@9959963187]

This is absolutely brilliant

[@yashborana2959]

very sharp......caught me up in 5 minutes itself!!!

[@vijay804]

Great podcast...just being curious ..appreciate if kunal and the guests could set up much better sound system.....it would be such a great viewing and listening experience.

[@subhashgaitonde]

Great insights, great perspectives and enlightening glimpse into the working of great minds

[@TechnicalVigyanrahulky]

Superb... We need more like this

[@johnwesley381]

Good conversation..thank u both..

[@SkywalkerX9000]

incredible learning from just a single podcast wow!

[@rupkumarsarkar94]

Core points : You can't survive bootstrap in an e commerce platform . Keep bootstrapping your buisness , cause there is no tention of return of money by potential growth etc. There is a very thin line between passionate and foolishness. If it works out people call you passionate if doesn't they call you foolish . Money is not matter when you are reach. Do things that you love and make something with the people whoom you know from long time. Making co founder is like marriage. You can't start a startup with just a new and random idea . First you have to know that buisnes first . If you are open minded ideas will come to you . Don't start it just for you have got an idea. Do research . Thank you 😊

[@lokeshnerella8710]

Still I believe cred is burning too much cash for a simple app

[@Manisha.g83]

Respect to both of these legends

[@nikhilguptacfa]

I was waiting for this recording.

[@SONUJUN3]

Wow.. you guys earned my respect.

[@AnkitG12]

Conversation full of lessons 🙌

[@omkarsawant7933]

After this comment of Nithin's on over consumerism and how its destructing our planet, Kunal has "switched Gears" and is gone in a Meta State 😂😂😂

[@abhijeetkhopkar7913]

Great Conversation. Thanks for sharing consistent work on you passion and luck that build you.

[@aniketchaudhari5062]

Loved the conversation! Would like to see more of these

[@pramodshettiwar9732]

Plz more videos lke these .....

[@amalsaxena]

Thanks Kunal ❤️

[@sureshnishtala2887]

amazing and very very deep insights as always from Nithin..loved it .....

[@arpitnigam668]

Nithin kamath is 41 and kunal shah is 37. Just putting it out there.

[@amitabhmishra116]

39:55 i also started loving books by initial reading comics....

[@amartyajha9109]

Loved the podcast

[@saiffalii8294]

That performer analogy felt kind of an strech, don't know maybe cz i am not one and still want that applause.

[@Manishdna]

This is amazing podcast!

[@anandgorthi]

Nithin is the best.. Humble and smart.

[@niralishah8028]

can't believe there are people who disliked it

[@gamingdeck4827]

Communists maybe

[@omkarsawant7933]

This is the best thing I've heard!

[@perspectiveswithjonah1054]

This aged like wine

[@harshithkumarg8146]

It’s was great conversation b/w them but we still blindly believe in data where rural women get loan by some individual and repay on time,and if individuals want to invest in stock need to regulate on real estate

[@funvestor5398]

shouldn't we compare GDP per capita in terms of PPP rather than LCU?

[@anfulari]

Watched almost Full

[@eshvinderchhabra]

Cred is doing well, kunal invest a bit on this KZbin channel, can’t watch recorded zoom like sessions.

[@sandipkale7600]

The payment on CRED app is going very lengthy. Company has to consider this point.

[@amazinggrowth1407]

Reading Book is Realy a Magic ❤️

[@r_m5545]

Great Podcast 👍

[@badgood8477]

Sir I would like to request you to make a free course on entrepreneurship on KZbin . Like how to start a business or startup from a scratch and build it to an established successfully company . Please sir....🙏🙏

[@RohitMehar]

Kunal sir , no furniture = echo

[@kiranvrao9714]

Legends 🔥🔥

[@ShivamKumar-vf1tc]

Two Legends in a single frame 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 respect 🙏

[@akshaybhandari3458]

Bangladesh's per capita income did surpass India's per capita income. 🤯

[@devchhaniyara3931]

Are cred podcasts available outside KZbin? Like on Spotify or Pocket casts?

[@msachdeva02]

What is your relationship with money! What a question!

[@meditatetosuccess-music236]

Nithin kamath (A True Diplomat)

[@shravangubbi5670]

This combination ✨✨

[@focus_seeker]

two legends together

[@dibakardebnath5235]

yes

[@govindarajan6576]

Good one 👍