Episode 39
Charles Myslinsky: What It's Like Selling a Company to Wal-Mart for $3.3B (#39)
Charles Myslinsky on how to decide if you should start your own company or jump on someone else's idea, whether the windfall from his Wal-Mart deal changed his life, and his next big challenge with OJO Labs.
September 7, 20211h 1m
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Show Notes
In today’s conversation, we talk about with Charles Myslinsky about how to choose the right path to go down, whether the windfall from Wal-Mart changed his life, and what changes so that the timing of a project goes from wrong to right.
Topics Discussed in Today’s Episode:
- The right path to go down when it comes to ventures that could be rocket ships
- Whether the windfall from the Wal-Mart sale was life-changing
- Lessons learned from working with Marc Lore
- His half-baked startup ideas
- How to define product and what Charles’s job title means
- How the CEO of Ojo decided he wanted the company to be product-led
- Where Ojo is going
- The nicest thing anyone has done for Charles in his professional career
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Topics
StartupsBusinessGrowth MarketingEntrepreneurship