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Meet the new Forge at Roy Place Assistants: Samantha Cook, Otto Ellison, and Kimberly Ngomo

In the early going, much of a founder’s endeavor is building the right team and proving the solution solves a big enough problem (product-market fit). Later, the challenge shifts to scaling that solution and maintaining or improving its margins (profit-market fit).

For this Pathways Perspective, Destiny Velez, a junior majoring in Business Management at the Eller College of Management, interviewed MindReady founder Jeremy Wolf: Students pursuing a degree in higher education are actively building a path toward the future they envision for themselves. Asking reflective questions is an important part of the process. “What is your dream?” “What are you doing daily to achieve it?” “Is the path you’re on now the path you thought you would travel?” “What obstacles are in your path?” Jeremy Wolf the CEO of Mindready, one of the FORGE Ahead Resident Teams, spoke with me about his story and the various paths he took to get where he is today. The biggest surprise? None of those paths were what Jeremy had in mind while pursuing his degree.