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Were Your Failed Startup Lessons Useful Somehow
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Brandon asks Matt is he applied any of the lessons learned from Spruce's failure into SwimUniversity or other businesses. Matt shares he did on one Wordpress plugin he has built.
The Failory Podcast
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17 Years of Online Ventures, with Matt Giovanisci of Swim University
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- What Led You to Building a Swimming Pool Niche Site Transcript
- Why Did Matt Giovanisci Want to Be His Own Boss? Transcript
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- Were Your Failed Startup Lessons Useful Somehow Transcript
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