Jeremy Cohn and Jared Rouben on building a cult-like following
If someone asked me for only one piece of advice when it comes to entrepreneurship, I would say “build for yourself.” What I mean by that is that it’s impossible to know the minds and the desires of others but we can know ourselves. Serving yourself merci
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If someone asked me for only one piece of advice when it comes to entrepreneurship, I would say “build for yourself.” What I mean by that is that it’s impossible to know the minds and the desires of others but we can know ourselves. Serving yourself mercilessly means you’re serving everyone that feels just like you. Jeremy Cohn and Jared Rouben did exactly that with Moody Tongue. From their brewery to their Michelin-awarded restaurant concepts, Jeremy and Jared have done a masterful job of serving an unserved niche in the marketplace–and they’ve been compensated handsomely for it. Today we sit down to discuss how they’ve built such a cult-like following and how we can do the same in our own markets.
For more information on Moody Tongue, visit https://www.moodytongue.com/.
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