“Rome wasn’t built in one day”. Edison Espinosa

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Quick Interview with Edison Espinosa

Who are you and what do you do?

I’m the founder of CEO of Foxie. I do everything from programming the app and the design of the app to the growth and community of it and it’s growing everyday.

“Rome wasn’t built in one day.”
Edison Espinosa

What’s the story behind your success?

Just never giving up on a passion about trying to solve a problem. Always having, determination, grit and perseverance.

What’s been your life’s biggest lesson so far?

That nothing is impossible and everything takes work.

What advice would you give to your younger self?

Learn to code sooner and just do it. I would also tell myself to just continue what you’re doing and you’ll be alright and to also work harder!

What three tools makes your business run better?

XCode, Sketch, and Notes

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“Rome wasn’t built in one day”. Edison Espinosa

Founder@ Interview

Quick Interview with Edison Espinosa

Who are you and what do you do?

What’s the story behind your success?

What’s been your life’s biggest lesson so far?

What advice would you give to your younger self?

What three tools makes your business run better?

Have an inspiring founder story?

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