In this insightful episode of Wisdom Whispers, host Wolfie Lloyds sits down with Dewang Bharadwaj, Founder and CEO of Multilipi, an innovative AI-driven SEO translation platform transforming how educators and creators reach global audiences. Dewang shares the inspiring journey of launching and scaling Multilipi—from the initial spark of an idea to overcoming funding challenges and building trust with early users.

Listeners will hear candid reflections on founder burnout, practical delegation strategies, and why starting small but smart is key to entrepreneurial success. Alongside Dewang’s story, Wolfie highlights Suited Tutor— the UK’s award-winning tutoring marketplace offering CPD resources, personalised lesson planning, and 24/7 support for tutors, while connecting students and families to DBS-checked educators for tailored academic success.

Whether you’re an aspiring founder, an educator turning passion into profession, or a student curious about entrepreneurship, this episode delivers actionable advice on innovation, leadership, and resilience.

Listeners will learn how Multilipi:

• Solves fragmented educational content with a multilingual, AI-powered SEO platform

• Navigates early-stage funding and trust-building hurdles

• Embraces “start small, start smart” philosophy to scale effectively

• Combats burnout through mindfulness, team delegation, and work-life balance

• Inspires young innovators with curiosity and resilience as key success factors

And discover how Suited Tutor:

• Supports tutors with comprehensive and complimentary CPD and onboarding

• Connects students to expert one-to-one tuition across GCSE, A-levels, and university prep

• Provides flexible, accessible tutoring to foster academic achievement and confidence

Tune in for a powerful conversations packed with wisdom for entrepreneurs, educators, and learners alike.

Wolfie Lloyds:
Good morning, everyone, and welcome back to Wisdom Whispers, the podcast where ambition meets action and real voices share the untold lessons behind success. I'm your host, Wolfie Lloyds, and today we are diving deep into the journey of innovation, risk-taking, and building something from the ground up.
Today, we are joined by a special guest, Dewang Bharadwaj:, representing the powerhouse behind Multilipi, an AI SEO translation platform that's empowering creators as well as educators across the globe. We’ll unpack the real moments—the wins, the setbacks, and the truths—of leading a tech platform in today's world.

But before we fully immerse ourselves into this fascinating and amazing entrepreneurial story—if you’re an ambitious tutor looking to grow your impact and income, then Suited Tutor is your launchpad. We offer all-in-one support: training, lesson planning tools, materials, 24-hour guidance, visual tutorials, and even career references. It’s not just a platform, it’s a professional home for those who want to inspire while earning.

On the other side, if you're a student or a parent struggling to find your perfect tutoring match—then fret not. Expect nothing less than the UK’s finest and award-winning tutoring minds—whether it’s Scottish Highers, National 4 or 5, GCSEs, A-Levels, University prep, or UCAS guidance—Suited Tutor brings you tailored learning with a guarantee for success.

Now, let’s meet the mastermind behind Multilipi. Dewang, welcome to Wisdom Whispers. It’s a great pleasure to have you here.

Dewang Bharadwaj:
Thank you, Wolfie, for having me. It’s really a pleasure to be here, and I’m excited to share the story behind Multilipi. Hopefully, I can offer some encouragement to all the aspiring entrepreneurs and educators tuning in today.

Wolfie Lloyds:
Thank you so much, Dewang. Let’s rewind the clock. Can I just ask—how did Multilipi begin? Was it an epiphany moment, or more like a series of small sparks that lit the fire? Could you elaborate?

Dewang Bharadwaj:
Sure, that’s a great question. It was really a combination of both. The idea came from recognising how fragmented education content was becoming. We saw creators struggling to reach the right learners—and learners bouncing between too many platforms. That’s when the mission formed: to create one inclusive, multilingual, educator-first platform.

Wolfie Lloyds:
That leap from idea to execution sounds huge. As Executive Dewang, what were some of the early challenges you faced?

Dewang Bharadwaj:
There were several challenges in the early days. Funding, of course, was a major hurdle. But more than that, it was about trust—convincing early adopters to believe in a brand-new platform. We worked very closely with our first users, took their feedback seriously, and stayed lean. That feedback loop really shaped what Multilipi is today.

Wolfie Lloyds:
That’s powerful, Dewang. Now for our listeners—students thinking of launching their own ventures, or teachers hoping to turn their side passion into a profession—what advice would you give?

Dewang Bharadwaj:
The one piece of advice I’d give is: start small, but start smart. Don’t wait for the perfect moment. Use what you have. Surround yourself with good mentors and people who believe in you. Understand that failure isn’t fatal—it’s feedback.

Wolfie Lloyds:
So it’s about feedback—not waiting for perfection, but grabbing the moment and making it happen. Thanks, Dewang.
Speaking of turning passion into profession—let’s highlight Suited Tutor again. For tutors starting their journey, it’s more than just a platform. At Suited Tutor, you don’t just get students—you get a support system. Whether you’re fresh out of university or a seasoned teacher, Suited Tutor offers CPD-style resources, onboarding support, and even employment references. If you'd like to earn more doing what you love, this is your moment.

Now, Dewang—leadership is more than strategy. How do you manage the human side of being a founder? Is burnout real? What do you recommend?

Dewang Bharadwaj:
Yes, absolutely—burnout is real. I do several things to unplug—whether that’s taking long walks, listening to podcasts, spending time with family and friends. Stepping back helps me stay grounded. I also believe in delegation and trusting your team. You can’t scale alone—you scale with your team.

Dewang Bharadwaj:
I’d like you to get a little creative now, Dewang. Imagine you’re giving a TED-style talk to a room full of 17-year-olds who want to launch something innovative. What would your closing message be?

Dewang Bharadwaj:
My closing message would be: you don’t have to have it all figured out. But be curious and committed. Say yes to new challenges, and never underestimate the power of resilience. You’re capable of more than you think.

Dewang Bharadwaj:
Really wise words, Dewang.
To those still listening—whether you're a student curious about the business world or a tutor considering your next chapter—just take that step. As Nike once said, just do it. Platforms like Suited Tutor and Multilipi are here to support you. Dewang’s journey shows that the hurdles are real—but so are the rewards.

Now, Dewang—thank you for your time, your story, and your insights. It’s voices like yours that truly matter. But before we wrap up—any final words of advice as a successful and inspiring entrepreneur?

Dewang Baradia:
First of all, thank you, Wolfie, for having me. It’s been a pleasure. And to every listener today, my closing message is simple: Believe in yourself and in your journey.

Wolfie Lloyds:
No matter how hard life gets—just believe in you. As David Goggins once said: whether you think you can or think you can’t—you’re right. Your mind can either be your worst enemy or your best ally.

Until next time—stay curious, stay bold, and keep whispering wisdom into your future.
Catch you in the next episode of Wisdom Whispers. And Dewang—thank you once again for joining us.