Yeah. Absolutely. And that is a great, it's a great time to be growing up in in the age of tech that millennial entrepreneurs really get to do because we get to find everything at our fingertips, you know, that previous generations didn't before and even generations that are not that much older than us.

Ladies and gentlemen, welcome back to season three of Invest in Yourself, the Digital Entrepreneur podcast. I'm, of course, Phil Better, and this season is presented to you by Unicorn Incubator. Unicorn is the largest rural incubator accelerator of its kind in the world. Located in Southwestern France, Sola, its mission is to give entrepreneurs and their families their lives back while helping them build game changing technology startups. Startups in the company are provided with the complete ecosystem for for success with direct access to proven funding sources, top notch legal and accounting representation, access to the world's most generous business incentives, and most importantly, a dedicated sales and marketing accelerator that will put a startup's product or service on the fast track to success. Ladies and gentlemen, welcome back to the final the season finale of Invest in Yourself, the digital entrepreneur podcast. I am, of course, your host with the most feel better. And in this episode, we I am I am so happy.

I have Sydney Wong, the Canadian startup queen finishing strong with a strong Canadian, you know, entrepreneur startup craziner. Like, this it's an amazing, podcast episode. And as you can see, I really like having huge finalies, as guests. You know, we had Dwayne, the LinkedIn specialist who helped me line my first client or some of my first clients. Then you got Dom, who was one of my final clients, final guest, who has a world's largest role incubator. That's huge. And now I I'm closing off with Sydney Wong, who is the Canadian start up queen. We get to talking about how she went from an author to the founder and CEO of Venturex startup, which is a great, little incubator that helps companies.

We talk about some of her successful journeys for from of her professional accomplishments, getting tongue tied here, and how she shaped it around one thing, the balance in your life. And we get to how how some tips for women working in the, man's world, you know, how to crush it. And we always like that underdog feel here at the Invest In Yourself, the Digital Entrepreneur podcast. So without further ado, let's, let's listen in to the conversation. Welcome to Invest In Yourself, the Digital Entrepreneur podcast. Today's guest is my amazing friend here, Sydney. Sydney, I want to thank you for being on the show and, please give my audience just a quick little introduction about yourself.

Yeah, absolutely. Thank you so much, Phil, for for having me. So yeah, so I started entrepreneurship a few years ago when a friend of mine said that if I was very serious about learning more about startup and tech and everything, then I needed to move down to the Valley. So actually I bought a one way ticket and I moved in with him. And then I got to meet a lot of different investors and a lot of different startups and lots of entrepreneurs of all different kinds, and it was so interesting. So I built up my company VentureX, which is a platform that helps connect startups and investors through their metrics and their KPIs and everything. And now we also just opened up an angel fund and I wrote a book that is specific for entrepreneurs and work and talking about their productivity and balance and lifestyle while they go through their day to day.

Jeez. I don't know where to start. That's so much information. One go. That's a that's an amazing accomplishment that you've done so far in your life. And you still have, like, another forty to fifty years left to go at minimum right now. If, if you're I'm saying it. You're probably at the same age I am.

You're in the millennial age group.

Mhmm. That's right.

So you, you we still got at least another fifty years before we decide, you know what? Maybe we'll retire now. You know? And, it's great to see because I'm starting on my entrepreneurial journey now. And so it's great to see I can look at like a fellow colleague, you know, succeeding in this amazing thing that have gone before me. So congrats on all that and on the new book. I'm looking forward to reading it. Do, do you have the name for it?

Yeah. It's called How to Have a Good Day and it's available now on Kobo. So I will send you the link in the description so you can add it to, all of the things that come up with this podcast.