Starting up your own business can be difficult and is filled with moments where you wonder if it is all worth it. While many believe discovering a dynamic and new idea can lead to riches quickly, Josh Goodman is one to tell you that is not the case. His journey starting his business went through four phases, in which he experienced numerous ups and down. His tale, however, serves to show us that there is a light at the end of the tunnel and with a lot of persistence, success can be found when you follow your dreams.
Key Takeaways:
- Josh Goodman was on “a problem-solving quest.” Pushing 30, he had lost his enthusiasm for his career in IT staffing and was looking for business ideas.
- One night, he met some friends at a crowded bar in Baltimore but couldn’t get a beer. It happened again the next time they went out.
- He envisioned a simple solution: a self-serve beer tap system, where customers could fill up a debit card, pour their own drinks and be charged by the ounce.
“Josh Goodman was on “a problem-solving quest.” Pushing 30, he had lost his enthusiasm for his career in IT staffing and was looking for business ideas.”
