SPP#47 Harry Sanders: Perseverance is essential, but know when it's not working.

StudentPreneur Podcast: Stories of Students who are Entrepreneurs | Student Entrepreneur | Young Entrepreneur | by Julien Marchand

Feb 2, 201633:52Education

Meet this week's awesome studentpreneur: Harry Sanders, 18 y.o., High School student at University High School and founder of StudioHawk in Melbourne, Australia. In Year 9 Harry got the opportunity to do a different curr...

Related Episodes

Continue listening to more episodes from StudentPreneur Podcast: Stories of Students who are Entrepreneurs | Student Entrepreneur | Young Entrepreneur |.

SPP65: Adam Stone automates his business to attend classes (BEST OF RERUN)

Jul 31, 2019 - 31:27

Best of Rerun episode. Initially release in 2016 Meet this week awesome studentpreneur: Adam Stone, 20 ye...

SPP#64 JOB + MBA + STARTUP + BABY with Shane Dillon

Oct 16, 2018 - 32:48

Meet this week's awesome studentpreneur guest: Shane Dillon, Master of Business Administration at RMIT Un...

SPP#63 '52% of Australians don't ride their bike' Michael Haddad

Apr 23, 2018 - 29:10

Meet this week's awesome studentpreneur guest: Michael Haddad, 25, studying his Master of International B...

SPP#62 : 'I sold my sports car to fund my business venture' - Francis Ignatius

Jun 6, 2017 - 46:12

Meet this week's awesome Studentpreneur guest: Francis Ignatius, 30, recent postgraduate from Adelaide Un...

SPP#61 with Gavin Bell: 'My biggest fear is to be average'

Apr 11, 2017 - 41:45

Meet this week's awesome studentpreneur guest: Gavin Bell , 22, recent graduate from the Peter Jone's Ent...

SPP#60 With Kayle Gray: 'Create your own Mastermind group'

Mar 21, 2017 - 47:15

Meet this week's awesome studentpreneur guest: Kayle Gray, 28, recent graduate from the University of Uta...

SPP#59 with Frank Pobutkiewicz: Be honest and ask as many questions as possible

Mar 7, 2017 - 33:38

Meet this week's StudentPreneur guest: Frank Pobutkiewicz from Whiteboard Youth Ventures in Boston, USA....

SPP#58 Most startups fail because they focus on the least value-add activities - Rob Slee

Feb 22, 2017 - 47:37

Meet Rob Slee: serial seasoned entrepreneur investor and author. Key points: Lots of opportunities to dis...