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In the eighth episode of the series #BoldFail, we meet Griffin Eaton, founder of Juke and the grand prize winner of last year’s McCloskey New Venture competition. Grif is an experienced entrepreneur and offers incredible advice on how to ensure the success of an idea from the consumer research stage to presenting to potential investors. Listen until the end to learn more about Juke’s future plans and an exciting new business opportunity for the company.
#BoldFail is a celebration of strategic failure. No profitable startup or entrepreneur goes from success to success. All experience multiple challenges and failures along the way. Failure by itself is neutral, neither good nor bad. The question is: what did we learn from it? Failure in operations and failure that results from complexity can be prevented with proper processes, oversight, and care. But failure that comes from pushing beyond boundaries is a commendable, necessary step because it breaks new ground on the path to discovery. #BoldFail is a celebration of the mindset that sees the future, seizes opportunity and embraces failure as a routine step toward success, a chance to persevere or pivot rather than quit.
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