Thomas “TJ” Colaiezzi is the founder of LifeBrand, a brand reputation and risk management technology that helps businesses and personal brands clean up their social media and delete anything that can potentially harm them in the future.
TJ’s story is an inspiring example of how to overcome challenges - how he went from literally having to sell stuff to make ends meet to raising millions of dollars of investments. You’ll also hear how he managed to successfully scale LifeBrand while maintaining a great focus on culture and vision. But the most important thing I took away from this episode is that it doesn’t matter how much money you make, at the end of the day, it’s all about having a business that you can be proud of, that you feel good about, and that makes you happy. Let’s dive in!
Some questions I asked:
What is LifeBrand?
What is the value of a Minimum Viable Product?
How do you raise money as a start-up?
How do you make sure that the money you earn doesn't influence your values in business?
In this episode, you will learn:
Why it’s important to maintain a meaningful social presence
How to build a Minimum Viable Product business
The value of pre-framing your clients
The LifeBrand Success Story - from its humble beginnings to being backed by Kevin O’ Leary.
Why family should always come first before business.
The benefits of having a flexible work policy
Raising money and finding investors for your start-up
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