🔒 S3E09 - Lessons From A Serial Entrepreneur w/ Sean Mills

10/05/21 • 10 min

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This week in The Biz Dojo, we're joined by Sean Mills - Co-Founder of FTR Golf and Big Buck Golf, a serial-entrepreneur and a PGA of Alberta Professional. Whew - that's a mouthful!
Sean sits down in the Dojo to share his story of discovering his entrepreneurial self, and what goes into becoming a successful venture. We talk a little golf, and a whole lot about tapping into your own potential, and surrounding yourself with those who compliment your skillsets. Seth even gets a chance to bring up JP's first venture, AntiSec.
So, wake up nice and early with a Biz Dojo Coffee (Masters Medium - OR - Dojo Dark) in hand, and let's hit the links!..... FOUR!
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The Biz Dojo - 🔒 S3E09 - Lessons From A Serial Entrepreneur w/ Sean Mills

Transcript

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🔒 S3E09 - Lessons From A Serial Entrepreneur w/ Sean Mills Top Questions Answered

How did Seth Anderson and Sean Mills first meet?

Seth Anderson and Sean Mills met in college and were part of the same radio station.

What skills did Sean Mills learn as a golf professional?

As a golf pro, Sean Mills learned skills like emotional intelligence and decision-making.

What is the impact of a solar panel roof on electric cars?

A solar panel roof on electric cars can increase the longevity of lithium batteries by keeping them charged throughout the day.

Who is the target market for the new golf cart product?

The target market for the new golf cart product includes individuals living around golf clubs.

What are the complementary skills of the business partners?

The business partners have complementary skills, with one being analytically and detail-oriented, and the other focusing on sales and marketing.

What is the connection between golfing and entrepreneurship?

Both golfing and entrepreneurship involve making decisions that anticipate future outcomes and emphasize learning from mistakes.

Where is the prototype of the new golf cart being tested?

The prototype of the new golf cart is currently being tested at the University of Alberta.

How can small business owners scale their business?

Small business owners can scale their business by going online, offering new products, and reaching customers outside of their local area.

What is the purpose of the Biz Dojo podcast?

The Biz Dojo podcast aims to provide insights and experiences from entrepreneurs and discuss various aspects of running a business.

How can entrepreneurs educate themselves about business aspects?

Entrepreneurs can educate themselves about business aspects through online resources like podcasts, YouTube, and by studying financial statements and interviewing business owners.

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