Thanks for watching! Appreciate the EO Studio team for this opportunity to share own my journey. I hope everyone watching this also builds and owns their own story - it's the 'story' that people remember, in the end.
Really enjoyed listening to his interview! He is such an inspiration. He didn't just share his success stories, but the humble beginnings and challenges.
- Pursue your entrepreneurial dreams even at the cost of leaving a comfortable job - 0:02 - Recognize the right time to start your own venture based on personal goals - 0:19 - Accept the initial feeling of loss and isolation after leaving a structured job - 0:42 - Engage in startups for a dynamic and risk-taking experience - 2:07 - Overcome post-quit anxiety and depression by progressing one step at a time - 5:46 - Secure initial customers by offering a quality product at a competitive price - 14:10 - Develop a SaaS tool that offers significant cost savings to the customers - 16:03 - Focus on building indispensable tools with a long-term vision - 18:05 - Prepare to invest at least a decade in your business for substantial impact - 19:26
Sung Cho's journey from the gaming industry to founding Chartmetric is inspiring. His Silicon Valley transition, leaving comfort zones, and the subsequent success of Chartmetric showcases resilience and a commitment to growth!
Such a motivational video with so much to absorb..your journey is exemplary and gives hope to people like me who are on a journey to start their start up journey ❤❤
That inspiring, I'm always skeptical about build and improving on existing products that suck. I always find a different products, but people want coke.
Whatever you’re selling, stop looking for permission to sell on RUclips. The way to get your first customer is to start pitching. Meet people, email people, call people, ask for recommendations through your network. Offer your service for free as a free trial at first to see if it actually works and get a case study. Make it your mission to get 100 people to reject you. Embrace rejection and seek it out. By doing these you’ll open the door to countless opportunities. Just start being uncomfortable. Make it a rule not to watch any more RUclips videos until you’ve done this. Enjoy :)
Thanks for watching! Appreciate the EO Studio team for this opportunity to share own my journey. I hope everyone watching this also builds and owns their own story - it's the 'story' that people remember, in the end.
It was a great video thanks for this!
Thanks for sharing. I loved your story and the insights. Very relevant to our B2B business 4 years in and just getting proper traction.
A very honest and sincere person like him is refreshing to see!
Thanks for sharing !
thank you for sharing. very inspiring!
just realized he's my neighbor. such a humble and talented guy!
This guy has such great vibes. The joy he has in sharing his story is infectious
I love how accurate Sung is with everything he says. I am naturally inclined to trust him. An invigorating delight.
Really enjoyed listening to his interview! He is such an inspiration. He didn't just share his success stories, but the humble beginnings and challenges.
- Pursue your entrepreneurial dreams even at the cost of leaving a comfortable job - 0:02
- Recognize the right time to start your own venture based on personal goals - 0:19
- Accept the initial feeling of loss and isolation after leaving a structured job - 0:42
- Engage in startups for a dynamic and risk-taking experience - 2:07
- Overcome post-quit anxiety and depression by progressing one step at a time - 5:46
- Secure initial customers by offering a quality product at a competitive price - 14:10
- Develop a SaaS tool that offers significant cost savings to the customers - 16:03
- Focus on building indispensable tools with a long-term vision - 18:05
- Prepare to invest at least a decade in your business for substantial impact - 19:26
Thank you for this
He speaks almost like a Yoda of the entrepreneur community. Thanks for sharing these gems..
This is very motivating for founders including myself thanks for sharing your experience.
Seems like a good person and inspiring to listen to
What an amazing share! thanks EO- What an gem of a person, such a genuine individual!
Super inspiring story. Thanks EO team for bringing all the stories.
literally great interview , this guy get's entrepreneurship and explained it well
keep this up ; enjoying every episode you made by share the stories of brilliant mind brave souls people ; thank you
Amazing story embodies the founder
Thumbs up for EO for covering different kinds of startups, not only the billions.
LOVE IT!
Sung Cho's journey from the gaming industry to founding Chartmetric is inspiring. His Silicon Valley transition, leaving comfort zones, and the subsequent success of Chartmetric showcases resilience and a commitment to growth!
Such a motivational video with so much to absorb..your journey is exemplary and gives hope to people like me who are on a journey to start their start up journey ❤❤
thank you so much for sharing
🎉 well done sir and nice infomation 😊
That inspiring, I'm always skeptical about build and improving on existing products that suck. I always find a different products, but people want coke.
Great advice!
superb insights and advice, this guy gets it.
good guy who are tired of corporate sh*t and built an amazing product.
Such interesting takes! Especially the 10% rule. Thank‘s for sharing! 😁
Vibe check: ✅
This guy is cool. Enjoyed watching.
A lot of wisdom! Prosody needs improvement, especially on thought grouping and connected speech.
This is good🎉
Legend
👍👏
Just a thought.. How about making your customers shareholders depending on how much they spend ?
If they need an incentive like that to buy your product, then you don't have a product.
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All these podcasters skip the most important question: HOW DID YOU GET THE FIRST CUSTOMER? EXACT STEP BY STEP PROCESS.
Whatever you’re selling, stop looking for permission to sell on RUclips. The way to get your first customer is to start pitching. Meet people, email people, call people, ask for recommendations through your network. Offer your service for free as a free trial at first to see if it actually works and get a case study. Make it your mission to get 100 people to reject you. Embrace rejection and seek it out. By doing these you’ll open the door to countless opportunities. Just start being uncomfortable. Make it a rule not to watch any more RUclips videos until you’ve done this. Enjoy :)
How the f they can teach you if they don't know what you are selling? Selling software is different than selling cookies.
So he basically copied his competitors and just undercut them? From 14:00 onwards
I mean do you ever ENTER a space late and charge the same price as a small dog?