On this episode of Futurepreneur Michelle Battersby joins business reporter Amelia McGuire to talk through how to maintain momentum and manage self doubt when heading a business.

At just 25, Battersby was responsible for launching the highly-successful dating app Bumble in Australia. Now, she's in the midst of launching her own company, a creator platform called Sunroom. 

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On this episode of Futurepreneur Michelle Battersby joins business reporter Amelia McGuire to talk through how to maintain momentum and manage self doubt when heading a business.
At just 25, Battersby was responsible for launching the highly-successful dating app Bumble in Australia. Now, she's in the midst of launching her own company, a creator platform called Sunroom.&nbsp;
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As Australia emerges from its Covid-induced slumber what does the future look like for the companies that will reignite the economy?
From the makers of Please Explain, Bondi Badlands and Pheobe’s Fall comes Futurepreneur, a new podcast in partnership with Optus that will talk to the people building the future of the Australian economy about the challenges they faced in their business journeys.
From hiring and firing, to convincing people to invest, overcoming self doubt and maintaining momentum when they've achieved success, Futurepreneur takes you inside the life of a startup.
Hosted by Australia’s most respected business journalists including John McDuling, Zoe Samios, Charlotte Grieve, Dominic Powell and Amelia McGuire, Futurepreneur is must-listen for anyone who wants insight into Australia's leading business minds.

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As Australia emerges from its Covid-induced slumber what does the future look like for the companies that will reignite the economy? From the makers of Please Explain, Bondi Badlands and Pheobe&rsquo;s Fall comes Futurepreneur, a new podcast in partnership with Optus that will talk to the people building the future of the Australian economy about the challenges they faced in their business journeys. From hiring and firing, to convincing people to invest, overcoming self doubt and maintaining momentum when they've achieved success, Futurepreneur takes you inside the life of a startup. Hosted by Australia&rsquo;s most respected business journalists including John McDuling, Zoe Samios, Charlotte Grieve, Dominic Powell and Amelia McGuire, Futurepreneur is must-listen for anyone who wants insight into Australia's leading business minds.
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