Tag: Founder

Photo by Kenny Eliason on Unsplash on two vending machines.

The marketing vending machine

I don't think people truly understand what marketing is. There's this mindset we perpetuate that marketing is deterministic.

Bethan Vincent Bethan Vincent

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Staying in the shadows

We worked so hard to stay behind the scenes that only businesses knew about us - not the consumers or fans. We wanted to avoid that kind of attention.

Danielle Neah Amponsah Danielle Neah Amponsah

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Just Do The Damn Thing, Mindfully©

As a naturally anxious and introverted person, I used to say no to pretty much everything and I really felt like it held me back.

Annie Mai Annie Mai

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The utterly unemployable entrepreneur 

I was very honest with my buyers. I told them I was unstable. Including that, if I was up at 5 am, I was still partying with mates, clients, politicians, and celebrities. 

Angie Moxham Angie Moxham

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Growth, no matter what

I nearly killed my digital marketing agency by onboarding the wrong clients. I fell for the stupid “growth or perish” mantra.

Adriana Tica Adriana Tica

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D-list people and upsetting spies

I’ve had some projects that have landed with a bang, but nothing close to nuclear. 

Steve Price Steve Price

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Trusting people to run my agency

When I realised that staff had lied, been lazy, and we were losing accounts left, right, and centre, it sent me into a spiral of anger...

Adam Pritchard Adam Pritchard

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I thought I was going to have to eat grass

There were times when things did get hairy for me when I had no clients, and I wondered about where the money was going to come from.

John Lim John Lim

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Business partners. Never again.

Twice in my journey, I took on business partners. I took an easy option to put more money into my business, and it bit me in the butt.

Katherine McCord Katherine McCord

100 dollar bills on fire

Burning through cash for zero output

On a personal front, I felt cheated, hurt, and maybe also lost a bit of faith in humanity because I really thought they’d offer to stay till there were results.

Neelam Tewar Neelam Tewar

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