How I Built Resilience: Pokimane
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Hey, it's Guy here. So I've never asked you for much. This show is free, and we think about it as kind of like a free MBA program. Each week we bring you the stories of failure, triumph, pivots, strategic challenges, mishaps. and problem solving from some of the world's greatest entrepreneurs. And it's all free and always will be. But Now I'm asking you to consider buying my new book based on this show. It's called How I Built This.
And it only costs about twenty bucks. And this book is designed for anyone who's thinking of building something or just wants to be inspired by people who have built some of the most iconic companies and brands on earth. And if you pre-order it now, Like in the next few days, I will send you a free signed book plate, so please go to how IbuiltThis dot com or guyRaz dot com to order the book. and get your free signed book plate. Hello, everyone, and welcome to How I Built This Resilience Edition. On these episodes, as you know, we're talking with entrepreneurs and other leaders about how they're adapting during this economic crisis.
And today, my guest is Iman Anis, who is better known as Pokemain, the number one female streamer on Twitch. Pokimane started playing video games when she was 12, but it was mainly a hobby until she joined Twitch, which is a popular streaming platform for gamers. As her following grew and grew, she eventually decided to leave college and pursue online gaming full time. And with more than twenty million followers across several platforms. and a makeup and clothing line, Poke Main has proven that the gaming industry
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