<p>Today, we’re discussing the one word founders dread: pivoting. I spoke with Joe Lee, the founder of Gamerjibe, one of Chicago’s hot new startups that connects people through the gamification of virtual events.</p>
<p>Joe and I discuss Gamerjibe’s evolution over time, the pivot that brought them to find their niche for success, and raising venture capital funding for the first time. As part of our conversation, Joe shares his thoughts on the importance of finding early advocates for your startup.</p>

Lessons from WealthBlock: Trill Jeong

Entrepreneurship is complicated. So the show is simple. In each episode, we focus on one practical aspect of the day-to-day experience of being an early-stage startup founder, particularly in the Midwest. We cover everything from go-to-market strategies and marketing execution to mental resilience and mentorship. 

Each week, we speak with an "entrepreneurial resource, " such as an experienced founder, investor, or other professional, who provides perspective on the topic of the day, and a founder of an early-stage startup, who pitches his or her company and offers practical guidance.