42. Silent Disco Founder: "I didn’t want to build a company; I wanted to build a feeling" | Toby Burns
Great business ideas don’t have to be original, they just have to work. Some of the most successful startups are built by borrowing proven concepts, improving them, and executing better. That’s exactly how Toby Burns, founder and CEO of The Silent Disco Company, built a scalable business from a simple idea. In this…
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