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What's Your Failed Startup Story
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Answer
Ryan co-founded MeVee, a video streaming application for influencers and well-known people. They launched in 7 days and grew to 50k users in just a few weeks.
However, they eventually couldn't compete with FB Live, were unable to raise funds, and were forced to shut down.
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