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Working Hard, Hardly Working

Ep. 98 I Started A New Company!! Meet The Founders Of Retrograde

Working Hard, Hardly Working

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Ceos, Feminsim, Advice, Self-improvement, Business, Women In Business, Stories, Education, Marketing, Self Improvement, Health & Fitness, Ceo, Women Leaders, Money, Careers, Success

4.4738 Ratings

🗓️ 29 July 2024

⏱️ 62 minutes

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Summary

This week I’m joined by Jake Browne and Gary Meehan - the co-founders of a brand-new company called Retrograde that's on a mission to democratise the creator industry using AI, helping creators earn more from their work. And here’s the wildest bit, I’m the other co-founder! This podcast has always been about sharing my business learnings, and it seems crazy not to talk about my biggest learning curve of the last few months, founding Retrograde.


I wanted this episode to be a raw and real conversation about our journey to date, the reality of what it's been like, how we’ve taken our idea & made it into something real, why the creator industry is crying out for change and what we think this company can be. I really hope you enjoy it.


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SIGN UP TO THE RETROGRADE WAITLIST HERE: https://rebrand.ly/2zhnecq


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MY LINKS: https://gracebeverley.komi.io/


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RETROGRADE, SHREDDY, TALA and THE PRODUCTIVITY METHOD are my own businesses, therefore any mention of them - whilst not being a sponsorship - is monetarily endorsed. As usual, sponsorships do not change my opinions nor my honesty, but I will always disclaim to make sure motives are clear 😊



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0:00.0

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0:02.0

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0:07.0

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0:12.0

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0:17.0

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0:21.6

all in one place. Make it count with SumUp. Download the app or find out more at

0:28.6

sumup.com.uk. What is up and welcome to a bit of a different episode of Working Hardly Working.

0:44.1

I'm joined by Jake Brown and Gary Meen, the co-founders of a brand new AI company called Retrograde.

0:50.9

And here is, I guess, the wildest bit.

0:53.5

I am the other co-founder this podcast has obviously

0:56.9

always been about sharing my business learnings and it seems crazy not to use this opportunity to talk

1:02.1

about my biggest learning curve of the last few months almost year now which is founding retrograde

1:07.7

and I wanted this episode to be a raw and real conversation about our journey to date,

1:12.5

the reality of what it's been like, how we've taken our idea and made it into something real,

1:16.3

and what we think this company can be. I really hope you enjoy it. The kind of idea is that you've just

1:21.1

dialed into one of our meetings where we're really just talking about like where we are going

1:25.6

and why we are going there and why we have started this company and why we believe that it is going to change the creator economy.

1:31.3

It feels very different because usually if I were to announce a company, I would also have a

1:36.3

product for you to like be able to get immediately, which is the difference between being in the product and tech space.

1:42.3

So we'll talk it through and talk through

1:44.3

what the company is, why the company is, and who can use it. But if you are interested,

1:49.8

once you've heard about it, there is a waitlist link in the description. So you can click and

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