Who Is Bernard Huang, Cofounder of Clearscope?
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Bernard Huang is the cofounder of Clearscope. On The Failory Podcast he introduces himself through the failures, not the product. He says he was set on being a founder as a child and started breakdance clubs in middle school. At 31 he calls the previous ten years a long run of trying and missing before he got to this point. Success, he says, does not come overnight for most people, except that when it comes it can come all at once. The path he is summarizing runs through online poker, a Dickey's Barbecue Pit, Mosec, Food by People, and Mushi Labs, and it ends at Clearscope, the SEO product he runs now.
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