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Welcome to the Grit Daily Startup, where we love to talk about all things startup: the good, the bad, and the gritty! Our host, Sebastian Rusk, is joined by Sarah Neill who shares the story of Mys Tyler, an app that matches fashion bloggers with women who look like them. Sarah enlightens us on the challenges of being an entrepreneur and she shares how the platform has grown in the past year with 310,000 users and nearly 2000 creators. Tune in to get ahead of the game on all things startup in the world of business today!
Key Takeaways
· Finding the Perfect Fashion Inspiration with Mys Tyler App
· Living and Starting a Business in New York City
· The Challenges of Starting a Business
· Growing Your Platform: The Year of Making Money for Creators
Timestamps
[00:03:11] Discovering Trendy Fashion Styles with Mys Tyler App
[00:06:15] Making a Life & Launching a Venture in New York City
[00:09:08] Exploring the Obstacles of Entrepreneurship
[00:12:11] Grow Your Platform: Make Money as a Creator This Year
Notable Quotes
"It's quite nice to be in a job and do a really good job. You know, like to know that you're doing a really good job. In startups, you're basically all the things you're bad at. That's what you spend all your time doing."
"You're not perfect, you're not professional, you're not a perfectionist. You're literally just doing everything that you should not be doing because it's not your wheelhouse, and that's what you're spending your time doing as an entrepreneur."
"It's because you just love it. It's like you truly believe that you're creating something important, that you're having impact. I think, you know, there's also a sense of pride of being able to be the generals and being able to figure it out."
"When you think about fashion it's designed to be very exclusive and sort of aspirational, but sort of inaccessible. I don't know what the exact percentage is that maybe 1 percent of people look like, you know, a typical model. And so everyone else has just felt abnormal in the world of fashion. And so all of a sudden by sort of helping people buy and close that fit, we've actually helped people actually feel like they fit into fashion, which has been really powerful."
Resources
- The Grit Daily Podcast
Connect with Sebastian Rusk
Connect with Sarah Neill
- Website
Call to Action
If you enjoyed this podcast and want to support us, please subscribe on the platform you listen to podcasts from, leave a review and share with your friends. We’d greatly appreciate it!
Support the show: https://hype.co/@gritdailynews
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By John Biggs, Leonard Kim, Jordan FrenchWelcome to the Grit Daily Startup, where we love to talk about all things startup: the good, the bad, and the gritty! Our host, Sebastian Rusk, is joined by Sarah Neill who shares the story of Mys Tyler, an app that matches fashion bloggers with women who look like them. Sarah enlightens us on the challenges of being an entrepreneur and she shares how the platform has grown in the past year with 310,000 users and nearly 2000 creators. Tune in to get ahead of the game on all things startup in the world of business today!
Key Takeaways
· Finding the Perfect Fashion Inspiration with Mys Tyler App
· Living and Starting a Business in New York City
· The Challenges of Starting a Business
· Growing Your Platform: The Year of Making Money for Creators
Timestamps
[00:03:11] Discovering Trendy Fashion Styles with Mys Tyler App
[00:06:15] Making a Life & Launching a Venture in New York City
[00:09:08] Exploring the Obstacles of Entrepreneurship
[00:12:11] Grow Your Platform: Make Money as a Creator This Year
Notable Quotes
"It's quite nice to be in a job and do a really good job. You know, like to know that you're doing a really good job. In startups, you're basically all the things you're bad at. That's what you spend all your time doing."
"You're not perfect, you're not professional, you're not a perfectionist. You're literally just doing everything that you should not be doing because it's not your wheelhouse, and that's what you're spending your time doing as an entrepreneur."
"It's because you just love it. It's like you truly believe that you're creating something important, that you're having impact. I think, you know, there's also a sense of pride of being able to be the generals and being able to figure it out."
"When you think about fashion it's designed to be very exclusive and sort of aspirational, but sort of inaccessible. I don't know what the exact percentage is that maybe 1 percent of people look like, you know, a typical model. And so everyone else has just felt abnormal in the world of fashion. And so all of a sudden by sort of helping people buy and close that fit, we've actually helped people actually feel like they fit into fashion, which has been really powerful."
Resources
- The Grit Daily Podcast
Connect with Sebastian Rusk
Connect with Sarah Neill
- Website
Call to Action
If you enjoyed this podcast and want to support us, please subscribe on the platform you listen to podcasts from, leave a review and share with your friends. We’d greatly appreciate it!
Support the show: https://hype.co/@gritdailynews
See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.