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Usually, apps invite us to stay home and do as little as possible. Meanwhile, Strava (  / strava  ) ’s creators ask us we do the exact opposite: Get outdoors as often as we can and make big efforts. Strava (  / strava  ) started as a simple running app and now offers more than 140 sports activities, welcoming between 1 and 2 million new users every month. How can we explain such success? In this episode, my guest is Michael Horvath (  / mtkhorvath  ) , the co-founder and CEO of Strava, to answer that. According to him, he owes his success to 5 principles: • Start small; • Stop talking and take action; • Study the role of V.C;  • Listen to your customers and not potential investors; • Whenever possible, live according to Bruce Lee. From Harvard to Silicon Valley, Michael Horvath (  / mtkhorvath  ) ’s life and career could have the appearance of a classic American success story. That's without counting on his Swedish pragmatic side, without bullshit or business books. Discover in this episode: • What a Sweden-infused company implanted in the USA looks like; • Why comradery can also be useful to capitalists; • What are the (dis)advantages of bootstrapped growth vs. VC growth; • How the Strava community can prevent 127 Hours-type dramas; • Why it's better to flirt on Strava than Tinder; • The KPIs to aim for when developing a freemium product; • Why it's always better to treat your employees like stars. As a bonus, Michael offers a 60-day free trial to Strava's premium service. To benefit from this offer, please visit   / strava   TIMELINE :    • 00:00:00 - Introduction • 05:17:00 - A few words on Strava • 06:25:00 - A few words on Michael Horvath • 00:21:10 - The importance of camaraderie, whether on a boat or in a company • 00:37:33 - How Michael created and sold two companies in the wild wild web • 01:16:48 - The killer features that made Strava… strive • 01:29:24 - How to consistently add value to an app • 01:48:41 - The reasons why Michael is looking for a successor • 02:21:27 - The traditional ending questions With Michael, we referred to previous GDIY episodes: • #300 - Mathieu Blanchard - Ultratrail et Aventure - Commencer le running à 26 ans et devenir une légende de l’ultratrail (https://www.gdiy.fr/podcast/mathieu-b...) • #306 - Fanny Moizant - Vestiaire Collective - Bâtir un empire de la seconde main pour une consommation plus responsable (https://www.gdiy.fr/podcast/fanny-moi...) • #220 - Adrien Miniatti - Luni - Créer en 3 ans un leader mondial autofinancé sur l’Appstore (https://www.gdiy.fr/podcast/adrien-mi...) With Michael, we spoke about: • Strava (  / strava  ) • Swim, Bike, Run : Our Triathlon Story (https://www.amazon.com/Swim-Bike-Run-...) - The Brownlee brothers • The Diary Of A CEO (https://stevenbartlett.com/the-diary-...) - Steven Barlett Michael recommends to read:  • The power of giving away power (https://amzn.to/3Hc5TWd) - Matthew Barzun • Be Water, My Friend: The Teachings of Bruce Lee (https://amzn.to/3mXd3Xu) - Shannon Lee  If you've enjoyed this episode, please leave a comment on our LinkedIn (https://www.linkedin.com/posts/stefan...) and Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/reel/Cru7yC...) posts. You can also tag a friend to share this episode. Enjoying the music theme? I owe it to Morgan Prudhomme (  / morganprudhomme  ) . You can contact him here: https://studio-module.com (https://studio-module.com/) . Interested in sponsoring Génération Do It Yourself or in building a partnership? Please contact my label Orso Media via this form (https://orsomedia.io/#contact) . You can follow Michael Horvath on LinkedIn (  / mtkhorvath  ) and Strava (https://www.strava.com/athletes/57?hl...) . Hébergé par Audiomeans. Visitez audiomeans.fr/politique-de-confidentialite (https://www.audiomeans.fr/politique-d...) pour plus d'informations.