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Can you picture it? You put your time, money and sweat-equity into creating something meaningful. It’s all you’ve focused on for a year and a half and then the resounding feedback from your customers is…”we really don’t like anything about your product.”
This week I turn my attention to the hard-hitting truth that many entrepreneurs face – failure. But what if we can minimize failure by learning from those who have gone before us?
Today I’m interviewing Jordan Nemrow about how he ended up killing his startup called Zillionears. He’s agreed to pull back the curtain and share his story about the tough decision to shut down a startup that wasn’t working and the priceless lessons learned from that experience.
It takes guts to admit failure. But so much great experience was gained because of it.
In Jordan’s own words:
“Although our company did not succeed … we all learned more in the past year than we had in college.”
In this episode, you’ll gain deep insight and wisdom from Jordan’s real world experience. Take it and improve your odds of succeeding.
In this interview Jordan will discus:
They say the truth can set you free but first it will piss you off. I imagine that it was pretty hard for Jordan to accept the lessons learned from his failed start-up. But the real truth is that it gave him deeper insight, more conviction and better odds for next time.
And if you prefer audio only, you can listen and subscribe to The Startup Sessions podcast on iTunes!
RESOURCES FROM JORDAN:
SUBSCRIBE TO THE PODCAST:
Listen and subscribe to The Startup Sessions podcast on iTunes!
P.S. I’d love to hear your remarks or questions in the ‘comments’ section below! Would a friend enjoy this? Please share and tell them about it. 🙂
The post Episode 13: Why My Startup Failed – with Jordan Nemrow first appeared on Michael Knouse.
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Can you picture it? You put your time, money and sweat-equity into creating something meaningful. It’s all you’ve focused on for a year and a half and then the resounding feedback from your customers is…”we really don’t like anything about your product.”
This week I turn my attention to the hard-hitting truth that many entrepreneurs face – failure. But what if we can minimize failure by learning from those who have gone before us?
Today I’m interviewing Jordan Nemrow about how he ended up killing his startup called Zillionears. He’s agreed to pull back the curtain and share his story about the tough decision to shut down a startup that wasn’t working and the priceless lessons learned from that experience.
It takes guts to admit failure. But so much great experience was gained because of it.
In Jordan’s own words:
“Although our company did not succeed … we all learned more in the past year than we had in college.”
In this episode, you’ll gain deep insight and wisdom from Jordan’s real world experience. Take it and improve your odds of succeeding.
In this interview Jordan will discus:
They say the truth can set you free but first it will piss you off. I imagine that it was pretty hard for Jordan to accept the lessons learned from his failed start-up. But the real truth is that it gave him deeper insight, more conviction and better odds for next time.
And if you prefer audio only, you can listen and subscribe to The Startup Sessions podcast on iTunes!
RESOURCES FROM JORDAN:
SUBSCRIBE TO THE PODCAST:
Listen and subscribe to The Startup Sessions podcast on iTunes!
P.S. I’d love to hear your remarks or questions in the ‘comments’ section below! Would a friend enjoy this? Please share and tell them about it. 🙂
The post Episode 13: Why My Startup Failed – with Jordan Nemrow first appeared on Michael Knouse.