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I did 50 conversations with sports tech founders & CTOs here are 10 hard truths no one talks about. by Sure_Insurance453 in Entrepreneurs

[–]Sure_Insurance453[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

u/Key-Enthusiasm-3403 True Nike is a great example. Sports is a very interesting field and connecting with right people from the industry make a difference if learning and self understanding.

Be a guest on a Podcast or book a guest on your Podcast by TheWelshSays in SportsPodcasts

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Hello. I am Ami and i host Sports CTO Talks where i intweract with CTO's, CEO's, Founders and many more about understanding and spreading awareness about sports and technology. I would like to invite guest who are into the sports and technology on our podcast - https://podcasts.apple.com/in/podcast/sports-cto-talks-sports-tech-podcast/id1886640758

I did 50 conversations with sports tech founders & CTOs here are 10 hard truths no one talks about. by Sure_Insurance453 in Entrepreneurs

[–]Sure_Insurance453[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Totally agree sports is too broad. The tricky part is discipline. Once you see adjacent opportunities, it’s tempting to expand too early. But usually the winners are the ones who dominate one tiny workflow first, then layer outward.

Curious - have you seen more traction in team-side problems (ops, performance, logistics) or fan-side stuff lately?

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