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What Have You Learned From Failures And Letdowns That Led To The Success Of Startup Grind
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Everybody gets a shot on goal, do not give up.
At one point, Derek Anders raised $250,000 for an iPad game, which launched and nobody bought it. He put $250,000 consulting dollars into a social networking product that did not go anywhere. For a while, he could not find a technical co-founder to work with. He did not stop.
It’s not all perfect, but once you create momentum, good things happen to you. Figure out how to survive, stick it out, and you will get your chance. You have to make it work with what you got.
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#092 – The Business of Bringing People Together with Derek Andersen and David Spinks of Bevy
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