Having a particular set of skills doesn’t have to limit you to one industry. You can always follow in the footsteps of Hari Mari founder Jeremy Stewart.

Jeremy spent a decade as a political consultant: But after two presidential campaigns in Indonesia, he and his wife Lila were burned out. Their next move was something completely different — they started selling flip flops.

In this episode, Jeremy describes the lessons he learned from getting into a totally new industry, how selling shoes is like selling a political candidate, and how Hari Mari is helping people with more than just their footwear.