Welcome to the Rezaverse.

Michelle Zatlyn co-founded Cloudflare as an MBA student on a simple, unfashionable bet: give the product away, and make the internet safer for everyone. Today, Cloudflare protects millions of websites and carries roughly a fifth of all internet traffic. Along the way, Michelle became one of the world’s rare self-made female tech billionaires. This is The Founder Mindset with Reza Satchu.

David Fialkow built companies from scratch, sold them, and now as co-founder of General Catalyst, which manages over $43 billion in assets, supports the next generation of founders. His edge is simple: spot conviction early — and help it scale into lasting impact. This is The Founder Mindset, with Reza Satchu.

Naren Shaam had one audacious mission: to unify global transport under a single system. One place to search, compare, and book every way a person can move — trains, buses, flights, ferries — across borders, in seconds. Today, Omio spans 46 countries. Every second of every day, someone is traveling on a ticket they booked through Naren’s platform. That’s over a billion people a year. This is a story about risk, resilience, and the commitment to keep going when you're the only one who believes.

Galen Weston didn’t build from zero, he rebuilt at scale. As leader of Loblaw and George Weston Limited, he transformed a legacy retail empire into a modern national powerhouse, proving that reinventing a giant can demand the same bold decisions as starting from scratch.

David Deming is one of the leading economists studying soft skills and the future of work. In this Founder Mindset episode, Reza Satchu connects Deming’s research to founder judgment, leadership, and the human capabilities that matter when building under uncertainty.

Kevin O’Leary traces his path from a Toronto basement startup to a multibillion-dollar exit, explaining how betting on himself, embracing hard decisions, and learning from hundreds of Shark Tank investments shaped his view of what founders need to build, survive, and win.