From $10M in Sneaker Sales to $100M Startup - Sheridan Clayborne (@Lendtable)
Welcome to DROPOUTS #6. Here we invite ambitious dropouts/rebels/outsiders. We discuss their journeys to find themselves, to build, to create, to grow with actionable takeaways for aspiring dropouts.
Welcome to the episode 5 of DROPOUTS, a podcast that dives deep into the stories of those who dare to dream big and step off the beaten path. In this episode, we're joined by Sheridan Clayborne.
At 15, Sheridan Clayborne built a $10M sneaker empire.
By 24, his fintech startup Lendtable soared to $100M.
From sneaker bots to Silicon Valley, discover his journey👇
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Sheridan takes us on a journey from his early days in the north suburbs of Chicago, through his accelerated education and initial entrepreneurial ventures, to the foundation of Lendtable. His story is a testament to the power of innovation, the value of diverse experiences, and the importance of resilience. Sheridan discusses his experiences with launching businesses across various sectors, including fintech, private equity, and the sneaker industry, offering unique insights into the challenges and rewards of entrepreneurship.
This episode dives deep into the mechanics of Lendtable, Sheridan's approach to business, and his perspective on the entrepreneurial mindset. He emphasizes the significance of taking action, the benefits of co-founding teams, and the transformative potential of moving to innovation hubs like San Francisco. Sheridan's narrative is a powerful illustration of how unconventional choices can lead to remarkable outcomes.
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