Virtually There: How Good Things Come to Businesses That Wait
In this episode, guest Edgar Thomas shares his journey of validating and launching a specialty tea business in the UK. The team discusses handling business pivots, maintaining a long-term mindset, and managing rapid growth in startups. They also discuss the importance of co-founders and support networks, future plans for Virtually There, and promoting entrepreneurship among youth.
Key Points
- Edgar Thomas, co-founder of Canton Tea and Virtually There, emphasized the importance of having a product or service you are passionate about and believes that if you have a great product, your business should ultimately succeed.
- The growth of Virtually There was significantly accelerated by the COVID-19 pandemic, reflecting the increasing trend of flexible work environments and the rise of new businesses seeking virtual office support.
- Edgar and his business partner Jack launched a Young Entrepreneur Scheme to give back to the community, offering mentorship and practical support to help the next generation of entrepreneurs.
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