Starting your business in high school - Piotr Czupryński fireside chat

Can entrepreneurship be learned as a teenager? How can you acquire your first customers when you're just 17? Is artificial intelligence changing the way startups are built? And why is it worth selling a product before you even start building it?

In the latest episode of Fireside Chat, Rafał Brzoska talks with Piotr Czupryński – Rafał Brzoska Foundation Scholar, entrepreneur, and founder of the startup Repto.pl.

This conversation focuses on building a business from scratch, validating ideas, acquiring first customers, using AI, and having the courage to act early in your career.

You'll also learn:

what it's like to develop a startup while still in school,

why first failures are invaluable lessons,

how to talk to customers and build a product that meets real market needs,

why experimentation is crucial for the growth of every company.

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