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Roman Price is the founder of LifePulp.com, a website that motivates and inspires people all over the world. He has been an entrepreneur since 17. His first business was installing gumball vending machines. By his third business, a lawn-mowing service company, his competitors brought him out. Listen to find out about his interesting entrepreneurship journey.

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Interview Breakdown:

Part 1

0:20 Introduction, back story, and what drove you to want to start a business?

2:40 What was your first business?

4:40 How did you find your first mentor?

5:50 Why should someone stay in school?

9:10 When was your first successful business?

12:12 What’s been your greatest success?

13:50 Why did you start LifePulp.com?

15:40 What do you consider your biggest failure and what did you learn from it?

18:00 Is it better to outsource development or building something inhouse in the beginning?

20:51 What kind of things do you motivate programmers?

21:50 Coming back to LifePulp, how did you get the word out about it when it first started?

23:46 How can someone get involved with LifePulp?

25:00 Coming back to the lawn mowing business, what was the process like when your business got brought out?

Part 2

0:00 Why did your competitors want to buy you out? Was it for the referrals?

0:54 And then after that, you went to invest in online startups. What was the first one?

1:49 You mention we a lot. Who’s we?

2:49 You mention to me that you wore glasses even though you have 20/20 vision to a meeting to make yourself look older. How did that meeting go?

4:30 Besides that, what is another disadvantage to being a young entrepreneur? How did you handle that?

5:45 What’s been the hardest thing for you as an entrepreneur?

9:03 Any last things you want to say to the listeners?

Read Further:

• LifePulp.com