Keep your eyes open. There's many, many routes to success.

Cheongingung well decorated in terms of academia, went back to Singapore to serve in the military.

And then after that, you know, after that joined basically a big corporation and said,

you know what, there's a big problem with employee engagement.

In 2015, 2016 timeframe, he quit that job, launched Engage Rocket.

Now serving 40 customers paying about a grand per month.

So $40,000 per month in the United

States dollars. That's up about 8X from a year ago in June 2017, where they were only doing

about $4,500 a month. They bootstrap for a while, but then raised $400,000, currently doing

another round of funding, about 105% net revenue retention annually with a cack of about $5,000 and a

payback of under six months. Their team of 17 in Singapore, again, making it easier for you to

collect, manage, and engage employees and your team. This is the top entrepreneurs podcast where

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