About this episode
Dylan Jacob grew up running his own businesses and knew early on when to change course and adapt.
Ever since high school Dylan grew a small phone repairs business into a parts manufacturing company and later founded a company that offered the largest color selection of tiles in the United States.
Despite reaching financial success, Dylan always viewed these ventures as "buffer businesses" and only found his true calling when he dove deep into solving the common problem of how to keep drinks cold.
To learn more about Dylan, BrüMate, and the show notes: https://www.shopify.com/blog/brumate-pivot
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- Do you really need to fly to China to meet with manufacturers
- Why Facebook might drive low-quality leads and how to improve the quality of your leads
- When to pivot your business and what happens when you do
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