Summary:

Camron Brown currently serves as Co-Owner & Director of Strategic Growth at Grind Oral Care. At 19 years old Camron won $25,000 at a University of Kentucky business competition which sparked his entrepreneurial journey.

Timestamp

[0:00:00] Introduction and background on starting a business

[0:10:46] Importance of joining organizations and clubs in college[

0:18:11] Involvement with Grind Oral Care and role as Director of Strategic Growth

[0:25:32] Importance of having a unique selling point in a crowded market

[0:34:37] Managing multiple responsibilities and the importance of self-education

[0:39:59] Dealing with self-doubt and finding ways to overcome it

Key Takeaways:

• The biggest risk is getting started and taking the leap into entrepreneurship.
• Joining organizations and clubs in college can help you connect with like-minded individuals and open doors for opportunities.
• Having a strong team and a unique selling proposition are crucial for success in business.
• Constant learning and self-improvement are essential for personal and professional growth.

Quotes:

• "The biggest risk is always just getting started, in my opinion."
• "It's really good to be able to connect with people that know what you don't know."
• "You have to kind of make a decision for yourself at some point about what you want in life."
• "You have to look at yourself and say, all right, what do I care about? And whatever you care about, kind of taking that serious."

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