This week, Frank Rimalovski, who is head of both the <a href="https://entrepreneur.nyu.edu/about-us/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">NYU Entrepreneurial Institute</a> and the <a href="https://entrepreneur.nyu.edu/resource/innovation-venture-fund/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">NYU Innovation Venture Fund</a> discusses how his programs help young entrepreneurs build businesses — and why sometimes the most valuable lesson he can offer is to NOT start a business. He also talks about whether you can teach resilience, how he views the strengths and weaknesses of venture capital, and what the growing impact of artificial intelligence will be on programs like his.

This week, Frank Rimalovski, who is head of both the NYU Entrepreneurial Institute and the NYU Innovation Venture Fund discusses how his programs help young entrepreneurs build businesses — and why sometimes the most valuable lesson he can offer is to NOT start a business. He also talks about whether you can teach resilience, how he views the strengths and weaknesses of venture capital, and what the growing impact of artificial intelligence will be on programs like his.

This week, Frank Rimalovski, who is head of both the <a href="https://entrepreneur.nyu.edu/about-us/" rel="noopener noreferrer">NYU Entrepreneurial Institute</a> and the <a href="https://entrepreneur.nyu.edu/resource/innovation-venture-fund/" rel="noopener noreferrer">NYU Innovation Venture Fund</a> discusses how his programs help young entrepreneurs build businesses — and why sometimes the most valuable lesson he can offer is to NOT start a business. He also talks about whether you can teach resilience, how he views the strengths and weaknesses of venture capital, and what the growing impact of artificial intelligence will be on programs like his.

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The 21 Hats Podcast presents an authentic weekly conversation with small business owners who are remarkably willing to share what’s working for them and what isn’t. Unlike many business podcasts, which tend to talk to highly successful entrepreneurs whose struggles are in the past, the 21 Hats Podcast features a rotating cast of business owners who are still very much in the trenches fighting the good fight. Every week, our regulars gather to talk about the kinds of important issues many owners won’t even discuss behind closed doors: whether their businesses are as profitable as they should be, whether they are willing to give up some control to an investor in order to grow faster, why they had to lay off employees, how they wound up with way too much inventory, why they don’t have a succession plan, and even why they are concerned about their own mental health. Visit <b><a href="http://21hats.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">21hats.com</a></b> to hear all of our podcast episodes, read episode transcripts, and learn more. The show is produced by Jess Thoubboron, founder of Blank Word.

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The 21 Hats Podcast presents an authentic weekly conversation with small business owners who are remarkably willing to share what’s working for them and what isn’t. Unlike many business podcasts, which tend to talk to highly successful entrepreneurs whose struggles are in the past, the 21 Hats Podcast features a rotating cast of business owners who are still very much in the trenches fighting the good fight. Every week, our regulars gather to talk about the kinds of important issues many owners won’t even discuss behind closed doors: whether their businesses are as profitable as they should be, whether they are willing to give up some control to an investor in order to grow faster, why they had to lay off employees, how they wound up with way too much inventory, why they don’t have a succession plan, and even why they are concerned about their own mental health. Visit 21hats.com to hear all of our podcast episodes, read episode transcripts, and learn more. The show is produced by Jess Thoubboron, founder of Blank Word.

The 21 Hats Podcast presents an authentic weekly conversation with small business owners who are remarkably willing to share what’s working for them and what isn’t. Unlike many business podcasts, which tend to talk to highly successful entrepreneurs whose struggles are in the past, the 21 Hats Podcast features a rotating cast of business owners who are still very much in the trenches fighting the good fight. Every week, our regulars gather to talk about the kinds of important issues many owners won’t even discuss behind closed doors: whether their businesses are as profitable as they should be, whether they are willing to give up some control to an investor in order to grow faster, why they had to lay off employees, how they wound up with way too much inventory, why they don’t have a succession plan, and even why they are concerned about their own mental health. Visit <b><a href="http://21hats.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer">21hats.com</a></b>&nbsp;to hear all of our podcast episodes, read episode transcripts, and learn more. The show is produced by Jess Thoubboron, founder of Blank Word.

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