My new product on store shelves - How I screwed up!

In this video I share my story of developing and selling my own hardware product, and the lessons I learned after it was on store shelves.
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[@venomyeah]

🤩 Illuminating!

[@AgozieAni]

This is what I need at this moment, thank you.

[@PredictableDesigns]

Glad I could help!

[@geneeditor9545]

Designing - producing - selling in highly competitive markets. No piece of cake.
Specially when you are a newcomer.
You have to have a promising IDEA and you have to have BALLS.
Entrepreneurs are inspiring.

[@inventorj]

Wow - a 6 unit test at an Ace Hardware is awesome. That's such a great testing ground

[@fati3m574]

😂😂😂 very similar experiences

[@victorlee664]

對你來說，如果要找一個co-founder ，你會希望他具備什麼條件？好幫助你更好的克服各種挑戰？

[@PredictableDesigns]

A cofounder needs to have the skills, expertise, and/or connections that you lack. And you really need to like them and a cofounder is similar to a spouse:)