How this entrepreneur made the move from corporate life to startup founder
Former college tennis player Chris Clark transformed his $60-per-lesson side hustle into a Chicago-based platform for tennis and pickleball players.
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Former college tennis player Chris Clark transformed his $60-per-lesson side hustle into a Chicago-based platform for tennis and pickleball players.
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“I fear waking up and saying to myself, 'I coulda, shoulda, woulda, but I didn’t.' That is a greater fear than the fear of trying.”
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