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Unquestioned Podcast with Louis Debaere & Willem Himpe

Unquestioned Podcast with Louis Debaere & Willem Himpe

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Welcome to the Unquestioned-podcast, a podcast where a senior developer and a startup founder come together to discuss the latest trends and developments in the tech world, and to share their own experiences and insights. Join our journey and discover, and learn more together.Louis Debaere & Willem Himpe Economie
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    • E42: California copycats
      Feb 9 2026

      Willem is on assignment as we discuss how afraid you should be of competitors stealing your product ideas

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      19 min
    • E41: Self-Made Success: Myth or Reality?
      Feb 2 2026

      Summary

      In this conversation, Louis Debaere discusses the implications of entitlement on wealth and the importance of understanding the value of money. He emphasizes that true success often requires personal effort and acknowledges the role of upbringing and education in shaping one's financial journey.



      Takeaways

      People tend to get spoiled and entitled if they win the lottery.

      Understanding the value of what you have is crucial.

      There's an argument for making your money for yourself.

      Nobody is truly self-made; we all have advantages.

      Access to education plays a significant role in success.

      Upbringing influences our financial perspectives.

      Starting from zero could foster greater appreciation for wealth.

      Entitlement can hinder personal growth and financial literacy.

      Recognizing the value of hard work is essential.

      Financial success is often a combination of effort and opportunity.


      Chapters

      00:00 Wellness Week and Mental Health

      00:48 Concluding Thoughts on Wealth and Inheritance


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      20 min
    • E40: THE COURAGE TO BE DISLIKED
      Nov 23 2025

      Summary

      In this episode of the Unquestioned Podcast, hosts Louis Debaere and Willem Himpe discuss personal achievements, the philosophy of pushing through pain, and the cultural differences between America and Europe regarding innovation and the courage to be disliked. They explore the innovators dilemma, the rise of China, and the balance between freedom and security in fostering innovation. The conversation emphasizes the importance of consistency over intensity and the need for courage in both personal and professional realms.



      Takeaways

      Willem shares his experience of completing a 100km ultra marathon despite physical challenges.

      The philosophy of mind over matter can be applied to various aspects of life.

      Consistency is more important than intensity in achieving long-term success.

      Courage to be disliked is crucial for innovation and personal growth.

      Cultural differences between America and Europe affect attitudes towards failure and entrepreneurship.

      America's willingness to embrace risk fosters innovation.

      China's rapid implementation of technology poses a challenge to Western economies.

      The innovators dilemma highlights the risks of clinging to past successes.

      Freedom and social security are interconnected in fostering innovation.

      The conversation encourages listeners to embrace the courage to be disliked.



      Chapters

      00:00 Introduction and Personal Achievements

      02:51 The Mind Over Body Philosophy

      05:59 Courage to be Disliked: Cultural Perspectives

      12:00 The Innovator's Dilemma: America vs. Europe

      18:07 China's Rise and the Future of Innovation

      23:54 The Impact of Social Security on Innovation

      28:48 Conclusion and Final Thoughts


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      30 min
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