
From large funding rounds, acquisitions, and a constant stream of success stories coming out of startups, it is often hard to see why almost 90% of them fail. The Failory Podcast dives deep on this notion and uncovers the lessons today’s successful founders learned at previous ventures so that you can avoid similar pitfalls and apply winning strategies to your business from the get-go.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 15 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Categories | EntrepreneurshipBusiness | ||||

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Great show!
The host needs to really work on his verbal communication skills. He probably said “like” a thousand times in one episode, and seems to have a really tough time communicating clear thought. His guests are awesome - but I cannot listen to this host for one more minute - such a disjointed stream of consciousness! This poor guy is just mind-blowingly bad.
was super surprised to find out how young the host is!
otherwise, a great show uncovering the lessons from founders' failed startups!
It’s super valuable to be able to listen to founders’ successes & failures and benefit from their learnings. Highly recommended!
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Apple Podcasts | #86 |
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