Matthieu Stefani is a French entrepreneur, storyteller, and founder of Génération Do It Yourself, the flagship podcast that has become a reference for anyone obsessed with understanding how things are built — companies, careers, ideas, and now, nations. Known for his sharp curiosity and his ability to ask the questions others avoid, he has spent years dissecting the mechanics of success with some of the most influential thinkers, innovators, and creators of our time. His work is driven by a simple conviction: when you understand how something works, you can build better.

That same conviction led him to China, where he traded assumptions for immersion and discovered a world moving at a speed the West no longer imagines possible. What began as a documentary project became a personal shock: drones weaving between skyscrapers, robots learning in real time, hardware startups testing prototypes in public parks, and a culture of execution so intense it felt like stepping into the future. Matthieu didn’t just film factories or technologies — he captured a system, a mindset, and a national rhythm that revealed how China turned its scars into acceleration.

Today, Matthieu Stefani stands at the crossroads of entrepreneurship, culture, and global transformation. His voice resonates because he doesn’t preach; he observes, connects, and translates complexity into clarity. Whether behind a microphone, a camera, or a conversation, he pushes audiences to rethink what they believe is possible — and to confront the uncomfortable truth that the world is changing faster than we think. His work reminds us that curiosity is not a hobby; it’s a survival skill.