Episode 25: Victoria Marshman and Dani Kagan - Embrace Your Weirdness and Go For It

Gold Nuggets in this Episode: In a partnership, you have to make sure that your partner brings something to the table that you don't have. "When you go into business together, it's a marriage and it's for the long haul." "The biggest lesson is, we did not wait. I think that's a big differentiator for any entrepreneur who's getting by to thriving. We didn't wait. We didn't over-plan. We just went for it." "At the end of the day, you could have a really basic room full of people, but it's really about the people that are in there that makes it great." "In order to succeed as an entrepreneur, one of the skills you have to learn is the skill of asking for help." Steve has been telling Juliet for years that his 'weird' is very good for their partnership. Entrepreneurs often become paralyzed by overthinking, planning, and 'what ifs'. "There's never going to be a good time. If this is something you really want to do, just go for it." "You just have to trust yourself enough to just do it." The best part about entrepreneurship is that you can just change things. "If you have a new business idea, go for it, run with it, and try it out." "If your actions inspire others to dream more, learn more, do more, and become more, you are a leader." – John Quincy Adams Our guests are Victoria Marshman and Dani Kagan, co-founders of City Moguls, Inc. Their mission is to create unique networking experiences for entrepreneurs to connect, share, learn, and gain support from one another. Song by Adam Vitovsky / CC BY 3.0