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Luke Ferris

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As seen in: Foundr, Least Important Things, Medium, Holland Sentinel, Second Wave, Rapid Growth, The Entrepreneurial Way with AI
Host 🎙️ and creator of Least Important Things + Jurassic Pod Contributing Editor ✍🏼 @foundr
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How Shay Mitchell Is Disrupting a $17B Industry

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By Luke Ferris Verified
| Foundr Verified
This interview has been edited for length and clarity. Shay Mitchell loves it when people approach her in public and ask about her luggage instead of a selfie. The multi-hyphenate founder never wanted her brand to be BÉIS by Shay Mitchell; she wanted her business to stand alone as a solution for customers. Mitchell is an actress, producer, entrepreneur, activist, author, and mother of two.
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Ad Expert Phoenix Ha on How to Make Creative Ads without Breaking Your Budget

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By Luke Ferris Verified
| Foundr Verified
Phoenix Ha made a viral TikTok ad by accident. Actually, it wasn’t supposed to be an ad at all. She jumped out of the pool during an afternoon swim and ran to the fridge to grab a boozy popsicle. Without thinking, she started filming a review of the popsicle, praising the surprisingly pleasant taste, consistency, and price. “I got these from Target thinking they’d be s***,” Ha says to the camera, still holding the popsicles. “They are so good.
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How becx’s Becky Verma Gained the Confidence to Become an Entrepreneur

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By Luke Ferris Verified
| Foundr Verified
Deep down, have you always wanted to go off on your own? Do you want to test yourself? Do you want to own an idea from scratch? Becky Verma felt the same. Her corporate career as a software development manager for a Fortune 500 company was secure but unfulfilling, and she wanted to give entrepreneurship a chance. Last year, she finally did it. In 2023, becx was born. Last fall, Verma’s new business launched its premiere product, the SpinnStir.
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