Ronnie Gyani — On Using Skills, Connections to Overcome Entrepreneurial Obstacles
Release Date: 05/06/2021
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info_outlineIn this episode, I speak with Ronnie Gyani, founder of Gyani Ventures, host and producer of the Fear is a Liar Podcast, and philanthropist. During our conversation, he shares the struggles he’s faced throughout his entrepreneurial journey and how he’s used the skills and relationships he’s acquired over the years to overcome them.