#5 My First Failed Startup Attempt
from Baner’s Perspective Hosted by Jordan Baner
I remember trying to start my own business a year ago, and it really didn’t end well. Not as in I went bankrupt or anything, but it didn’t last long. I learned a lot though, the most important thing before you get started on anything, who do you want to work with or work for so you’re not stressed 24/7.
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