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Having recently made the hard decision to turn down money, and walk away from his startup for personal reasons, Brett opened up on the startup journey he has been on over the past couple of years - from identifying the problem to pivoting the product, and now shutting it down.
Toward the end of the conversation we explore together what appears to be a 'founder paradox' - the need for startup founders to be extremely confident, yet humble at the same time... A challenge every founder needs to be aware of.
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