Jenny Chung is a“brick-and-mortar” entrepreneur, brand ambassador, and investor. She is co-owner of Love Korean BBQ in New York City, Get Purely Juiced, and an investor in many other brands.
In this episode, you’ll learn:
- What “online” and “brick-and-mortar” entrepreneurs can learn from each other.
- What is the price we have to pay to enter a business?
- Why it is critical that there be “cross-pollination” of entrepreneurs.
- How Jenny’s family and cultural background shaped her desire to be an entrepreneur.
- What are the upsides and downsides of starting a business that follows trends?
- What is the “tuition” that entrepreneurs must pay in order to stay motivated?
- How Jenny networks and recognizes profitable trends and opportunities.
- Why it can be said that “sometimes doing nothing is not doing nothing”.
- How to effectively represent your brand.
- Why it is vital to serve and help bring about change in your community.
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