Here are 5 key learnings from the first 10 episodes of the Out Of Office show

In this short video I discuss the 5 key learnings from the first 10 episodes of the Out Of Office Show.
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00:00 lesson 1 : sound quality is everything — mics are essential.
00:58 Learned from audio mishaps and chose a simple, hands-free setup with Rode mics to keep the production relaxed and easy.
01:50 Balancing podcasting with a full-time startup (FootprintIQ); shares the importance of keeping the setup simple, including a specific mic recommendation.
02:44 Lesson 2: On getting 4K video quality: used Riverside and two iPhones (hers and her husband’s), iterating like a product manager to refine the setup.
03:40 Explains why 4K matters — for TV viewership and creating a premium experience.
05:30 Lesson 3: On experimenting with thumbnails and three core lessons: audio, video, and thumbnails. Fourth lesson begins: understanding her "why".
06:24 Lesson 4: Started the show out of curiosity — to speak deeply with founders, VCs, and operators in Singapore about work, spirituality, and life.
07:20 The podcast evolved to a higher purpose — documenting deep, nuanced professional experiences for future entrepreneurs and learners.
08:14 Realized that broad knowledge across disciplines (product, sales, marketing) is vital as a founder. Out of Office helps deliver that breadth.
09:09 Lesson 5 Even imperfect episodes got views. Main lesson: just put your work out there. Every view matters, and someone will always find value in it.
10:09 Upcoming 10th episode teaser: features her co-founder; they share 5 years of startup highs and lows. A candid, authentic conversation.
11:07 Final message: Watch before you quit your job to start a company.