Jon VerLee discovers that the pragmatic approach can be the best approach. After chasing a few tech business ideas he landed on solving his own problems as a youth pastor. Jon talks about how he learned God's timing is not always his timing. From building a company to eventually running a startup incubator for students, Jon shares candidly how God guided him at each step. 

Chapters:
00:00 Introduction
02:04 Jon's story through high school and college years
11:42 Student ministry and a side hustle
15:40 Jon quits and un-quits his job
20:46 The beginning of Breeze Church Management
27:50 Have we started a side project, or a tech company?
38:35 This is not a hobby, this is a startup
44:55 Inspired by the future and selling the company
54:55 Startup Garage
1:04:15 Wrap

Jon's incubator: https://www.startupgarage.org/
Connect with Jon on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jonverlee/

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Have you ever wondered what it feels like to sell your tech startup for millions of dollars?

Jeff Courter does, and it may not be what you would think...

00:00 Introduction
01:57 Jeff's tech exit story
06:27 God's faithfulness in the highs and lows
09:50 Startup identity 

About Jeff Courter: Jeff is the CEO of Waldo Solutions and an executive with a proven track record of SaaS business leadership with customer customer-centered approach. He has a strong emphasis on developing key unit economics while scaling recurring revenue, driving customer acquisition, retention, and monetization. Passionate about team dynamics and developing strong company culture. Success is in the struggle.\

Jeff Courter Links:
www.linkedin.com/in/jeff-courter
www.waldologs.com

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