Food Business Success

Elliot's podcast with Food Business Success was posted:

"You have proven your concept and now you want to take your business to the next level. Every time you scale up you need to plan further ahead to raise the larger capital needed to scale. How do you find the money and are you ready to take on stakeholders in your business? My guest today is kind of a big deal in the industry!

Eliott Begoun is a veteran of the CPG and helps brands level up to be ready to take on equity partners. He is also the buddha of mindset and offers his insights on daily money habits the founders and CEOs adopt to achieve amazing success. (space) After you listen, head over to the private Facebook group and share what your biggest takeaway was from this amazing interview."

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v0ujLSqu64M

https://www.foodbizsuccess.com/35

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Business 2 Community

Business 2 Community shared Elliot's article: I make a living of not knowing. That sounds like an odd statement, but it is true. I embrace not knowing and see it as a powerful tool. It took me years to understand this benefit. Our world is filled with purported experts; people who claim to know all. Common wisdom subscribes to the belief that in order to be a successful entrepreneur, you must have all the answers. That is incredibly flawed thinking. Shunryu Suzuki said, “In the beginner’s mind there are many possibilities, but in the expert’s there are few.” Using Suzuki’s term, the beginner’s mind is the place where innovation is found. It is the pathway to finding answers, to getting unstuck. Business 2 Community had over 1.1 million visitors in March. https://www.business2community.com/leadership/i-dont-know-jack-squat-02400523

New Hope Network

How to stay nimble (and relevant) in 2021 Nothing is going back to the way it was Consumer purchasing patterns, both in terms of frequency and behaviors, have forever changed. Lean into it. Take calculated risks on industry trends from home cooking to direct-to-consumer e-commerce. “Nimble brands are already thinking about meeting consumers there,” says Elliot Begoun, founder and CEO brand champion of TIG. “The inefficient brands are thinking when this all ends it’s just going to be back to the way things were. They’re the ones that are going to be caught.” New Hope Network had 143K web visits in November, 2020. https://www.newhope.com/finance-and-fundraising/how-stay-nimble-and-relevant-2021

Business 2 Community

Tardigrade Circle Theory I had a recent conversation with the co-founders of a brand. They were struggling with a tricky question. They were getting some product feedback from investors, industry insiders, and consumers. It caused them to pause and ask if they should change the taste profile by adding some ingredients, even if it pulled them away from their core consumer. It’s a great question to ask and a hard one to answer. It allowed me to walk them through the Tardigrade Circle Theory, which I believe, for an emerging brand, is at the heart of a capital-efficient go-to-market strategy. I will use the above conversation to illustrate this theory walking you through an exercise that I hope proves helpful. I will anonymize it a bit to protect the innocent. If you want to play along at home, grab a blank piece of paper. The above brand’s core consumers are whole food plant-exclusive eaters. In other words, people eating a healthy vegan diet. Those playing along at home, draw a small ci...

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