Self-confessed serial entrepreneur, meet Joshua Mundy - CEO and co-founder of Pivot Technology School, a fully remote coding boot camp offering technology education to students of diverse backgrounds, including those formerly incarcerated. Along with working as a community advocate and real estate investor, Josh is also the founder of Fortitude Homes, a nonprofit that provides housing for individuals struggling with mental illness.

So how does he do it all?! Tune in as Joshua Mundy sits down with Sherrell to share the challenges that defined his pathway, his trick to overcoming failure, and why he believes the key to successful entrepreneurship is a short memory!

KEY POINTS:

• When Josh decided to become a full-time entrepreneur
• Why resilience is the key to entrepreneurship
• How to listen to that voice and overcome failure
• The moment that changed Josh’s life
• “Let it go and keep it moving.”

QUOTABLES:

“If you don't know how to be resilient and make adjustments along the way, a lot of entrepreneurs, they quit before the actual manifestation of the thing happens."

“I always talk about moving in the direction you want to go. So no matter what in life, just keep moving. Movement creates momentum. And as long as I keep moving, then all the pieces are coming together.”

GUEST RESOURCES:

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IG | @iammrmundy - instagram.com/iammrmundy

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