Perception Paradox with Zivile (Zivi) Ein
Jul 13, 2026 · 33 min · 11 segments
Rodrigo Sepulveda Schulz has lived five careers in one lifetime. Born in Chile, raised in Thailand, 36 years in Paris, now Madrid. He's been a management consultant, a serial entrepreneur, a venture…
Rodrigo Sepulveda-SchulzGuest
Zivile EinHost
As you were getting that diploma, it seemed like you just signed a billion dollars deal in a way.

So how did that come into the picture? Well, you've been definitely busy building or supporting the growth of big companies.
Maybe 2005, 2010, with all these new conferences, you know, with the first Tuesdays, like people started mingling again.
You have this huge technology, people mixing with the rest of the world.

isolated in like in the data room, right? But next to the photocopy machine somehow.
And one of the areas where there's a lot of nature is the wine world.
If you go to a vineyard, it's the earth, it's the plants, it's the sun, it's the rain.
And I kept going until one day at a tech conference, I met what is called a master of wine.
I passed level two and three, and then I did level four, which was much harder.

As you were getting that diploma, it seemed like you just signed a billion dollars deal in a way.

So how did that come into the picture? Well, you've been definitely busy building or supporting the growth of big companies.
Maybe 2005, 2010, with all these new conferences, you know, with the first Tuesdays, like people started mingling again.
You have this huge technology, people mixing with the rest of the world.

isolated in like in the data room, right? But next to the photocopy machine somehow.
And one of the areas where there's a lot of nature is the wine world.
If you go to a vineyard, it's the earth, it's the plants, it's the sun, it's the rain.
And I kept going until one day at a tech conference, I met what is called a master of wine.
I passed level two and three, and then I did level four, which was much harder.
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