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Season
Season 1 Episode
- Season 1 Jack Dorsey
- Season 1 Jeff Smith of Smule, Inc.
- Season 1 Philip Rosedale of SecondLife
- Season 1 Tony Conrad of About.me
- Season 1 Brian Wong of Kiip.me
- Season 1 Jesse Jacobs of Samovar Tea Lounge
- Season 1 Chris Sacca of Lowercase Capital
- Season 1 Philip Rosedale of SecondLife
- Season 1 Jason Goldberg of Fab.com
- Season 1 Dennis Crowley of Foursquare
- Season 1 John Borthwick of Betaworks
- Season 1 Leah Busque of TaskRabbit
- Season 1 John Ham of Ustream
- Season 1 Ryan Carson of Carsonified
- Season 1 Tim Ferriss: Author of The 4-Hour Body
- Season 1 Kevin Systrom of Instagram
- Season 1 Scott Harrison of charity:water
- Season 1 Sahil Lavingia of Gumroad
- Season 1 Om Malik of GigaOM
- Season 1 Elon Musk of Tesla & SpaceX
- Season 1 Matt Rogers of Nest Labs
- Season 1 Tom Conrad, CTO Of Pandora
- Season 1 Ben Horowitz of Andreessen Horowitz
- Season 1 Melody McCloskey of StyleSeat
- Season 1 Tony Hsieh, CEO of Zappos.com
- Season 1 Dave Morin of Path
- Season 1 Hosain Rahman of Jawbone
- Season 1 Robyn Sue Fisher of Smitten Ice Cream
- Season 1 Chad Hurley, Co-founder of YouTube
- Season 1 Jim Gilliam of NationBuilder
- Season 1 Ev Williams
- Season 1 Phil Libin of Evernote
- Season 1 David Copperfield
- Season 1 Matt Galligan
- Season 1 Brian Armstrong
- Season 1 Tony Fadell
- Season 1 David Byttow
- Season 1 Jackson Palmer of Dogecoin
- Season 1 Anthony Casalena of Squarespace
- Season 1 Dennis Crowley
- Season 1 Jamie Oliver
- Season 1 Leo Laporte
Foundation - Season 1 Episode 24 Melody McCloskey of StyleSeat
0.00 48 minutes Kevin Rose sits down with the founder of StyleSeat, Melody McCloskey, and discusses her company and when it is the right time to start your own venture. Melody shares how her frustration with finding a stylist inspired her to build the platform. She also talks through the challenges of reaching an audience who isn't in front of a computer all day, and how the web helps them grow their businesses and improve their client relationships. Melody McCloskey's advice on when it's time to start your own thing: I started a company because the excitement about doing it suddenly outweighed the fear. I'd been fearful for two years; I sat on the idea for two years. Then finally it was like no I really want to do this, and I don't care if I fail. StyleSeat.com
