

FOUNDER #22. Why Most Businesses Fail - Dodge Woodall
What does it really take to build something from nothing? Founder Dodge Woodall gets asked about entrepreneurship, naivety, curiosity and why that beats any business plan. What it looks and feels like to start something from absolutely nothing, why so many people sit on ideas for years and never act on them, and why…
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