TIED

One thing I’ve learned building TIED:

Some of the best business conversations happen in the backseat.

On the way to in Dallas, we had a chance to talk with Andy Barnes from one of the conference sponsors.

He shared something a lot of entrepreneurs don’t think about.

Many founders believe they need millions in capital to start.

But early on, what many businesses really need is access to the right resources and knowing where to find them.

Because in entrepreneurship:

you don’t know what you don’t know.

That’s why gatherings like Veteran EDGE matter.

They connect entrepreneurs to the knowledge, people, and experiences that help them move forward.

At TIED, we move people across the city.

But sometimes the most valuable thing picked up during the ride
is perspective.

How many women in pink did you count?