Since owning and operating a successful candy reselling enterprise in middle school, our next guest hasn’t been afraid to rewrite and reconfigure his ideal role by doing everything from heading tech startups and becoming a DJ, to pursuing an MBA and getting into creative tech spaces like in his current role, as the lead content creator a wildly successful ATL-based media company.
Show Notes
Since owning and operating a successful candy reselling enterprise in middle school, our next guest hasn’t been afraid to rewrite and reconfigure his ideal role by doing everything from heading tech startups and becoming a DJ, to pursuing an MBA and getting into creative tech spaces like in his current role, as the lead content creator a wildly successful ATL-based media company.
In this week’s episode with Brandon Butler of Butter ATL, whom I’ve known for close to 20 years, we’re chatting about:
- Brandon’s journey from middle school to now as a multi-passionate tech creative.
- What life looks like when you have an entrepreneurial spirit and still work for someone else.
- Why he believes “It doesn’t always have to make sense if it makes you money.”
- Plus, shares the question he always asks himself and others before starting a new business venture.
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Keila Hill-Trawick, CPA, MBA
Helping entrepreneurs create and maintain the business they want | Building to Enough | LinkedIn Top Voice | Intuit Partner Council | Accounting Firm Owner
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