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Achieved Greater Mission Clarity and Personal Development for Scaling Meditation Technology

Josh Quivley · Recorded 9/19/2024

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Josh Quivley, founder of a meditation technology company, attended the Business of Biohacking conference to scale his mission. He reported achieving greater clarity on his target customer mission and personal development. Quivley highlighted the event's unique community-driven approach to sharing wisdom for growth in the biohacking, neuroscience, and health sectors.

At a glance

Primary Use Case
Learning the business side of building health technology
Reported Result
Greater clarity on mission and target customers
Event Atmosphere
Community-driven knowledge sharing
The number one benefit of having been at the conference so far is greater clarity on my mission to serve the customers that I'm targeting.
It feels like a community more than a conference.
They really care about making a difference in the world and so they're trying to amplify what they've learned so that translates the growth of these other companies.

The interview

Who are you and what do you do?

I'm Josh Quivley. I live in Austin, Texas and I run a meditation technology company.

Why did you decide to attend the Business of Biohacking event?

I came to the Business of Biohacking event because I wanted to learn more about the business side of building technology that can really help people.

What has been the number one benefit of the conference so far?

The number one benefit of having been at the conference so far is greater clarity on my mission to serve the customers that I'm targeting.

What have the speakers and talks focused on?

So many of the talks have focused on really tuning into that vision that you have of how you can bring something good to the world and also on the personal development aspects I feel are necessary for me to be able to become the person that can bring this to those people.

What makes this community unique for business owners in the health space?

If you're starting a business in this realm where biohacking, neuroscience, health is involved, there are more people that have learned and tried things here at this conference that are sharing their wisdom. They really care about making a difference in the world and so they're trying to amplify what they've learned so that translates to the growth of these other companies that are also helping people in a similar vein.

How does this compare to other conferences you have attended?

It feels like a community more than a conference. I've been to a lot of conferences, this feels more like an opportunity to share lessons in the community and help everyone grow.

Frequently asked

Is the Business of Biohacking just another standard business conference?

According to Josh Quivley, it feels more like a community than a conference. He noted that unlike other events he has attended, this provides an opportunity to share lessons within a community to help everyone grow.

What can a tech founder learn at a biohacking business event?

Josh Quivley found that the talks focused on tuning into a vision for bringing good to the world and the personal development necessary to lead. He gained specific clarity on his mission to serve his target customers.

Who attends the Business of Biohacking conference?

The event attracts people involved in biohacking, neuroscience, and health who care about making a difference. Josh Quivley described the attendees as people eager to share their wisdom to amplify the growth of other companies.

Full transcript

I'm Josh Quivley. I live in Austin, Texas and I run a meditation technology company. I came to the Business of Biohacking event because I wanted to learn more about the business side of building technology that can really help people. The number one benefit of having been at the conference so far is greater clarity on my mission to serve the customers that I'm targeting and so many of the talks have focused on really tuning into that vision that you have of how you can bring something good to the world and also on the personal development aspects I feel are necessary for me to be able to become the person that can bring this to those people. If you're starting a business in this realm where biohacking, neuroscience, health is involved, there are more people that have learned and tried things here at this conference that are sharing their wisdom, they really care about making a difference in the world and so they're trying to amplify what they've learned so that translates the growth of these other companies that are also helping people in a similar vein. It feels like a community more than a conference. I've been to a lot of conferences, this feels more like an opportunity to share lessons in the community and help everyone grow.

About Business of Biohacking

Business of Biohacking is an event and community led by Dave Asprey designed for entrepreneurs in the health, neuroscience, and biohacking sectors. It serves founders looking to master the business side of wellness technology while fostering a collaborative environment for sharing industry wisdom. The program delivers a transformation centered on mission clarity, personal development, and community-driven growth.

Industry
Biohacking Business Community

Topics

  • meditation technology
  • entrepreneur
  • mission clarity
  • business of biohacking
  • biohacking
  • neuroscience

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