Meet the Founder, Andy Nijs
Be the face, be the change, be the future
Meet Andy Nijs, founder of the League of Unstoppables, a visionary entrepreneur with a fiery passion for game-changing experiences. He's on a relentless mission to hoist brands and businesses above mediocrity, and his journey screams audacity and excellence.
Unconventional beginnings
Andy's story kicks off with a twist. At the tender age of 17, he dropped out of traditional education, chasing the siren call of independence and fleeing a toxic environment at home. No high school diploma? That's just an irrelevant detail in Andy's saga of proving that formal credentials can't hold back a determined dreamer.
A bold plunge into entrepreneurship
In 2018, when he got the boot from Inditex as head of learning and development, Andy didn't crumble. Rejection after rejection in job applications couldn't dim his determination. Instead, he declared, "World, get ready because if companies aren't ready for Andy, then the whole world better be."
Events that spark transformation
What separates Andy from the ordinary? His obsession with crafting events that ignite transformation. The Unstoppable events are not your typical gatherings; they're engines of (r)evolution. They disrupt the ordinary and are a turbocharge for your brand and business, equipping you to confront tomorrow's challenges head-on.
Unfiltered insights and daring ideas
Andy's events aren't about superficial glitz; they're about unleashing authenticity. His mission: to bare it all - the wins, the losses, the unfiltered emotions. Andy wants to build a supportive community where entrepreneurs come to connect, learn, and grow.
And it's not confined to events; it's in every fiber of his being. Take, for instance, the Unstoppable song or his audacious 'safety video' - these are manifestations of his determination to obliterate the status quo. He doesn't just talk the talk; he walks the walk.
Discover the ‘real’ Andy.
I stand for being audacious, vulnerable, and walking your ‘talk’.
Believe that you have to value your whole self if you want to thrive in today’s world. That includes your unique set of gifts, your personality, and most importantly, your heart. And also your fuck-ups, failures, and darkest moments. This philosophy and hard work have led to wonderful milestones.
Learn more about my business and myself in the podcast appearances and the press articles.
Studio of Life, Dutch spoken
Mathieu Bollaert is the host of the Studio of Life.
In this episode, we talk about obstacles in entrepreneurship. I reveal everything openly about my last event, partnerships and part of my life. It is what I stand for. The good, the bad and the ugly. We go deep. This episode is about the power of vulnerability and daring to be a new Leader.
The Sales Acceleration Show, English spoken
Michael Humblet is obsessed with designing, building and scaling sales engines and founder of Chaomatic.com and Schoolofsales.com.
In this crazy episode, we talk about ‘who you are’, your mindset, confidence, taking responsibility, courage and so much more. This episode is about direction, moving to the next step evolving to true ownership.
Podcast appearances, Dutch spoken
BLOOVI: I am not holding back to make you feel comfortable.
What is your favorite motto?
“It’s better to ask for forgiveness than permission from Harvey Specter from the Suits series. I stand for bold moves, daring to be yourself and doing the things you want to do. And yes, not everyone will agree. Well, I’m not holding back to make you feel comfortable. I’d rather take the action, and talk about it afterwards instead of obediently waiting for permission.”
Read the full Dutch article on bloovi.be
BUSINESS AM: Daring to ask for help.
As a business leader or entrepreneur, you must dare to articulate your vision, both within your industry and beyond. How do you envision the entrepreneurial world changing? What do you believe will be important in the coming years? How do you foresee this evolving within your industry? Sharing the authentic narrative of evolution becomes increasingly vital. In the entrepreneurial realm, there’s often an overemphasis on glamour.
Read the full Dutch article on business.am
