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#TheTechInternShow EP. 3: Connor Harbison of Windsr.com
In EP. 3, Connor Harbison from the Blackstone LaunchPad of Montana State University and his startup Windsr.com, comes onto the show to talk entrepreneurship, networking, mentorship, and the value in having a growth mindset.
\nHighlights from EP. 3:
\n- the entrepreneurial community
\n- value in a quality network
\n- being coachable vs. intelligent
\n- why you should seek out mentorship and feedback
\nConnor is a seasoned entrepreneur, and throughout the episode explains why he reaches out to his mentors for feedback, and embraces the revision process. He finds great value in being open-minded to different processes and tactics, and believes that being coachable is the quickest way to accelerate your learning.
\nIf you or someone you know feels like they would be a unique add to The Tech Intern Show, please reach out! I am always looking for unique individuals to come and and tell their story.