Steven Puri: Deep Work That Actually Ships

Steven Puri, co-founder/CEO of Sukha, shares his deep-work playbook for founders: body doubling, chronotype time-blocking, demo-first standups, and outcome-based leadership — in conversation with Jörn “Joe” Menninger.

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Why this episode matters: Shipping — not busywork — is what moves a startup, fintech or otherwise. Steven's playbook is about designing rituals and leadership that convert focus into delivered outcomes.

In this episode, we cover:

• The deep-work playbook for startup founders and remote teams
• Body doubling, the coffee-shop effect, and chronotype time-blocking
• Demo-first standups and outcome-based leadership
• Beating the 22-minute context-switching tax
• Designing deep-work rituals that survive a scaling team

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