The Revisionaries 2

70 Percent Factor

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The Revisionaries 2

Autor: Michele Romanow
Czyta: Michele Romanow
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As an entrepreneur, striving for perfection likely won’t lead to success. In fact, it will probably just get in the way.

On The Revisionaries Season 2: 70 Percent Factor, with Michele Romanow, the Dragons’ Den star and millennial tech entrepreneur gets personal about what she calls the 70% Factor: how being almost there, nearly funded and mostly qualified beats out perfect every time. Intimate and informative, each episode takes you on Michele’s path towards shedding perfectionism and reveals the key moments in her business life that solidified the 70% Factor as an ethos to live by. You’ll also hear from leading entrepreneurs on how they do the same.

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  • Episode 1: Who Is Michele Romanow?
    Mar 22 2023
    Michele used to be obsessed with perfection. In the series opener, she reveals where that came from for her and why it was crucial to let it go - especially as an entrepreneur.
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    25 min
  • Episode 2: Not Knowing Everything Before Opening
    Mar 22 2023
    Michele Romanow started her first business, The Tea Room, as an engineering student - with no experience. So did Zach Oschin, CEO of Elenas. They’ll share how they discovered the only way to learn is by doing, even if you’re not 100% ready.
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    21 min
  • Episode 3: Failure Is Part of the Game
    Mar 22 2023
    Michele Romanow knows what it’s like to have a business fail. Christopher Payne also thought he had a million-dollar idea. But waiting for 100% just gets you into trouble. It’s all in the art of the pivot when everything’s falling apart - and it inevitably will.
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    29 min
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