In this episode, we dive deep into the entrepreneurial journey of Sean, an e-commerce innovator and startup founder. From navigating cultural shocks to mastering key business skills at a young age, Sean shares how he jumped into e-commerce, disrupted the industry, and raised venture capital.
💡 Topics Covered:
🔹 Overcoming culture shocks & early hardships (03:30)
🔹 The power of learning critical skills young (10:04)
🔹 Breaking into the e-commerce industry (11:20)
🔹 How to disrupt a competitive space (20:01)
🔹 Raising venture capital & learning from mistakes (24:14)
🔹 Crafting a compelling startup story (30:00)
🔹 Sean’s startup—Reroute & its future (32:30, 56:57)
🔹 How to raise money & handle difficult investors (39:16, 44:40)
🔹 The latest e-commerce tech & building with it (47:20, 50:15)
🔹 Using your company as a wealth-building tool (01:00:00)
🔹 Advice for young entrepreneurs (01:07:00)
If you're a founder, aspiring entrepreneur, or e-commerce enthusiast, this episode is packed with insights on fundraising, business growth, and leveraging new technologies to build a successful and wealth-generating company.
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