No experience? No worries: How Sharlene Barnes created $1.8 million app, Skool Loop - SmartCompany
I read an interesting story linked above that some of you might find an interesting read Sharlene Barnes hustled away and grinded obviously but you can see the EVENT being told by the journalist the process is there, but the article focuses mostly on the EVENT and end result.
''All it takes is an idea. Sharlene Barnes had exactly that — an idea that had stuck in her head ever since her children started attending school.'' - (no it takes more than the idea execution is king)
''It’s never easy to change career paths, but after two bouts of melanoma, Sharlene decided life was too short not to chase her dreams and not so long down the path, she created one of the most in-demand education apps in Australia and New Zealand.'' ( Sharlene had an FTE because of a cancer diagnosis)
''Proving age is just a number when it comes to entrepreneurship, at the age of 45 Barnes put her ideas down onto an A4 piece of paper and started to formulate what she envisioned her app to look like.
“I knew there had to be a better way than what we were currently doing, I just needed better technology… I knew the technology I needed when the idea came to me wasn’t mainstream,” she says.'' (proves the fastlane doesn't care about your age)
“Coding is like a whole other language … I tried to get a lot of information beforehand but I said to them, ‘this is what I want’ and left it in their capable hands she says.
There were plenty of times where they came back to me and said we can’t do that, so I asked them, ‘well, what can we do?’, and made it work from there. ( she didn't know how to code so she paid someone who did also she acted, assessed and adjusted)
Accumulating 15 years of sales knowledge in her publishing career, Barnes didn’t have too much trouble raising the funds needed to get the app off the ground, after investing $10,000 of her own money. (Has skills in Sales which MJ says is a great skills to succeed in the fastlane)
“I took a chance and it could go one way or the other … thankfully it went the right way!”
(RISK, gotta risk it to get the biscuit)
I read an interesting story linked above that some of you might find an interesting read Sharlene Barnes hustled away and grinded obviously but you can see the EVENT being told by the journalist the process is there, but the article focuses mostly on the EVENT and end result.
''All it takes is an idea. Sharlene Barnes had exactly that — an idea that had stuck in her head ever since her children started attending school.'' - (no it takes more than the idea execution is king)
''It’s never easy to change career paths, but after two bouts of melanoma, Sharlene decided life was too short not to chase her dreams and not so long down the path, she created one of the most in-demand education apps in Australia and New Zealand.'' ( Sharlene had an FTE because of a cancer diagnosis)
''Proving age is just a number when it comes to entrepreneurship, at the age of 45 Barnes put her ideas down onto an A4 piece of paper and started to formulate what she envisioned her app to look like.
“I knew there had to be a better way than what we were currently doing, I just needed better technology… I knew the technology I needed when the idea came to me wasn’t mainstream,” she says.'' (proves the fastlane doesn't care about your age)
“Coding is like a whole other language … I tried to get a lot of information beforehand but I said to them, ‘this is what I want’ and left it in their capable hands she says.
There were plenty of times where they came back to me and said we can’t do that, so I asked them, ‘well, what can we do?’, and made it work from there. ( she didn't know how to code so she paid someone who did also she acted, assessed and adjusted)
Accumulating 15 years of sales knowledge in her publishing career, Barnes didn’t have too much trouble raising the funds needed to get the app off the ground, after investing $10,000 of her own money. (Has skills in Sales which MJ says is a great skills to succeed in the fastlane)
“I took a chance and it could go one way or the other … thankfully it went the right way!”
(RISK, gotta risk it to get the biscuit)
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