
Jason Kintzler
Founder & CEO
Lifekey
Dubois, WY USA
“You can only fall so far. We all know what’s in us—how strong we are, or what our skill sets are. What’s the worst that can happen?”
Lifekey
Dubois, WY USA
“You can only fall so far. We all know what’s in us—how strong we are, or what our skill sets are. What’s the worst that can happen?”
Founder & CEO
I created a tech company that makes tap-enabled wearable devices.
I start my day at a coffee shop, talking to other community members to learn about history and current happenings. When I get into work, I log on to messages from China and Europe because they're on an earlier schedule. Then my day plays out with multiple Zoom meetings—most meetings are virtual like this because of remote nature of Wyoming. Towards the end of my day, I'll spend time getting things set up and running on the manufacturing side of the business.
Here's the first step for everyone
Think about what success means to you right now. Does success mean opening a store on your city's main street? Does it mean moving to a big city and climbing the corporate ladder? Success is relative, so if you can identify what it means to you in this moment in time, then figuring out the steps to get there is easy. And if your definition of success changes, that's okay. Then you'll figure out new steps. As long as you have confidence and a good work ethic, you can make it.
"You're a news anchor—you've made it! You're already successful. Why would you leave that?"
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