From Zero to $300K In 3 Years | How Myey Moens Launched Theo & Brom
Moens describes creating a Filipino-Belgian chocolate brand after moving to Belgium. The interview follows finding a cacao expert, crowdfunding, building a network, moving operations during pandemic disruption and improving systems after growth exposed delivery problems. Mollie Flynn, Foundr community manager, interviews Myey Moens in From Zero to Foundr, a student-story series separate from Nathan Chan's main interview show. These notes cover selected business themes from the public captions, not a timestamped account of every passage. Official series RSS dates original audio episode #001 March 18, 2021; YouTube upload is March 20, 2021. The revenue number in the title is a historical self-report; currency is not explicit in captions, and the million figure was a goal, not a completed result. Foundr promotes its courses and explicitly says results are not guaranteed. Supply-chain arrangements, ad channels and operating plans are historical, not current policy or a recommendation to buy a course. Quotes retain exact caption wording; verified publisher names replace caption misspellings in prose.
Executive Summary (TL;DR)
Moens describes creating a Filipino-Belgian chocolate brand after moving to Belgium. The interview follows finding a cacao expert, crowdfunding, building a network, moving operations during pandemic disruption and improving systems after growth exposed delivery problems. Mollie Flynn, Foundr community manager, interviews Myey Moens in From Zero to Foundr, a student-story series separate from Nathan Chan's main interview show. These notes cover selected business themes from the public captions, not a timestamped account of every passage. Official series RSS dates original audio episode #001 March 18, 2021; YouTube upload is March 20, 2021. The revenue number in the title is a historical self-report; currency is not explicit in captions, and the million figure was a goal, not a completed result. Foundr promotes its courses and explicitly says results are not guaranteed. Supply-chain arrangements, ad channels and operating plans are historical, not current policy or a recommendation to buy a course. Quotes retain exact caption wording; verified publisher names replace caption misspellings in prose.