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🚀 How do founders begin their entrepreneurial journey? Check out our interview with Jamit's Ike Orizu to uncover some of the biggest challenges founders face From building Africa's first digital music platform at 17 to leading engineering teams at media-tech giants like Roku, Ike Orizu’s entrepreneurial journey is nothing short of inspiring. We recently caught up with Ike, CEO & Co-Founder of Jamit, to find out more about his entrepreneurial journey and what elements should be considered by other aspiring entrepreneurs looking to build in Web3 Here are some highlights from our recent conversation with Ike: 🔷 Lessons from Failure - Ike's first venture, TruSpot, taught him invaluable lessons about resilience and innovation, learnings that he has transferred into his work with Jamit 🔷 Breaking Barriers - Ike acknowledged that his background in Web2 has exposed the limitations of centralization. After discovering Web3's potential to give true ownership to creators, it was a natural evolution to immerse himself in the potential of blockchain technology 🔷 Advice to Founders - When asked about the one piece of advice he would give to other entrepreneurs, Ike suggests that Web3 entrepreneurs “solve real user problems that people are willing to pay for from day one" Ike also shared his vision for blockchain in creative industries, believing that "In five years, blockchain will redefine how creators monetize, engage, and manage content. At Jamit, we’re leading this transformation with innovations like listen-to-earn for listeners and true ownership for creators." Read the full interview with Ike and uncover more useful insights from an experienced Web3 entrepreneur in our blog: https://lnkd.in/d6ADvHwX