Uploaded May 2023 | Updated September 2026, 3 days ago
Not even failing out of Whole Foods tempted entrepreneur David Simmnick to quit building Soapbox. He believed in his company’s success so much that the failure only drove him closer to figuring out why no one was buying his product.
It all came down to understanding his customer — and that realization changed everything.
Watch the full episode of Catalyst: bit.ly/CatalystEp4
Get advice for dealing with setbacks and join the conversation happening on LinkedIn: bit.ly/CatalystNL
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Not even failing out of Whole Foods tempted entrepreneur David Simmnick to quit building Soapbox. He believed in his company’s success so much that the failure only drove him closer to figuring out why no one was buying his product.
It all came down to understanding his customer — and that realization changed everything.
Watch the full episode of Catalyst: bit.ly/CatalystEp4
Get advice for dealing with setbacks and join the conversation happening on LinkedIn: bit.ly/CatalystNL
#Catalyst #LinkedIn #smallbusiness
![Behind the Bread: Sloane Stephens wants you to do whats best for you
Tennis is a game where you lose more than you win.
For Sloane Stephens, ranked one of the top 50 players in the world and only one of a handful of Black pro female tennis players, she is very good at just moving on. Its a skill that comes in handy, especially as a professional athlete where everyone wants something out of [you].
Her words of advice are simple but poignant: “You always have to do whatevers best for you, she says, And I think sometimes you kind of just have to let it go.” Behind the Bread: Sloane Stephens wants you to do whats best for you](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/S2HsXP5ojhw/mqdefault.jpg)









