
Marty Neill on Tiny Rooms, Video Games & “Figuring It Out”
About this episode
Marty Neill is the founder of AirPOS. He’s also an ex-music journalist and avid retro gamer.
In this episode, we talk about:
- Leaving school illegally at 15-years-old
- Building and selling video games as a kid on his Spectrum + 2
- How all the best things in his life have come from “tiny rooms”
- Why you should never fall in love with your business
- Ideas being the “real currency”
- How COVID both destroyed and transformed his business
- Why your business will never love you back
- The huge opportunities that exist in Belfast
- And the new Retro Arcade opening in Belfast later this year
Check it out.
https://bestofbelfast.org/stories/marty-neill-airpos
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