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JP has created multiple ventures, with Paul Mitchell and Patrón Tequila being just two of the most well-known. In this interview with Bootstrap Austin founder, Bijoy, he reflects on his bootstrap entrepreneurial journey building Paul Mitchell with his eponymous cofounder. He uses the lens of the Bootstrap Map and in his own inimitable JP way, renames one of the stages too!
BootRap ATX is produced by Brian Massey of the Intended Consequences Podcast.
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