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63: Setting a Theme for the New Year
info_outline 62: The Journey from Musician to Craft Beer Entrepreneur with Ray Ricky RiveraBizMode Podcast
The Journey from Musician to Craft Beer Entrepreneur with Ray Ricky Rivera
info_outline 61: Growing a Botanical Bath and Body Brand with Sandra VelasquezBizMode Podcast
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info_outline 60: Innovations in Career Education with SabioBizMode Podcast
60: Innovations in Career Education with Sabio
info_outline 59: Building a Fashion Startup with Lupe TlatenchiBizMode Podcast
59: Building a Fashion Startup with Lupe Tlatenchi
info_outline 58: Leading a Creative Social Impact Agency with Michelle O'GradyBizMode Podcast
I'm happy to introduce to you, Michelle O'Grady Caballero. Michelle is the CEO and founder of TEAMFRIDAY, a marketing agency that focuses not only on communicating your ideas but the impact they will have on the community and the culture. As you know, this season, we're breaking beliefs and barriers that may hold us back from getting to our true selves and from getting to our maximized potential. Michelle was very candid in our talk when describing her journey. How do you take a risk? What do you do to reframe failure? For Michelle, it was as simple as reminding herself of that old...
info_outline 57: Third Generation Architect Turned App Developer with Andrea OrregoBizMode Podcast
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info_outline 56: Tools for Building Wealth with Tanya MenendezBizMode Podcast
56: Tools for Building Wealth with Tanya Menendez
info_outline Welcome to Season 5BizMode Podcast
Welcome to Season 5
info_outlineFamily, I want to introduce you to Steve Koszis. Steve is a co-founder of DoorJamm. DoorJamm is a product for first responders to control doors for safety. Think about it. If you’re someone in the fire department, you need to get into a space that you’re not familiar with, DoorJamm helps you keep that door open so it doesn’t lock behind you.
For many years, Steve worked in city government. While he was in city government he decided to not only pursue his MBA but also to become a reserve police officer, eventually becoming a full-time active duty police officer. It was during this career that he founded DoorJamm and we’re going to talk about DoorJamm today. But before we do a couple takeaways.
One, you know the most effective way to sell a product or service is to use it and believe in it. Steve describes how he has the belief in his product and it helps him promote it. Another one, get your product out to market. Then you iterate based on customer feedback and input. Don’t start developing and iterating while it’s still in the lab. Get it out to the, to the market. Let the market dictate what you’re going to do. Another takeaway, is that great products and great businesses are built out of necessity. It is sometimes solving a practical idea or practical necessity that’s really gonna help you and your business grow. You don’t have to be the next Steve jobs. You don’t have to have the next iPhone, but if you have something that solves a problem, that’s very valuable. Well enough about my takeaways. Have you have some takeaways? Contact us at bizmodepodcast.com. Hope you enjoy.