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#043 - Our Biggest Footwear Failures (And What They Taught Us) 🚀 📈

#043 - Our Biggest Footwear Failures (And What They Taught Us) 🚀 📈

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In this episode of Comfort Walk and Talk, hosts Jeff, Allanah, and Ben dive into the concept of learning from mistakes, which they prefer to call "learning opportunities." They discuss the importance of recovery in business and how recognizing and addressing errors can lead to growth and innovation. The trio reflects on their experiences, particularly focusing on the launch of their brand Mia Vida, and emphasizes the need to learn from challenges to avoid repeating them. Join them as they share insights and lessons learned along their journey toward creating comfortable and effective products.

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Timestamps:

[00:00:00] Intro.

[00:01:42] Learning from business mistakes.

[00:05:46] Quality assurance in shoe production.

[00:08:25] Importance of fit testing.

[00:12:08] Comfort recipe for shoes.

[00:18:14] Quality control in shoe manufacturing.

[00:20:56] Factory learning from mistakes.

[00:25:18] Comfort brands and customer feedback.

[00:27:15] Importance of shoe fit.

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