As an entrepreneur, what can you learn from a problem with someone else?

As entrepreneurs, how often do we run into something or someone?

Very often!

So how often do we point mostly to the other person and not, or very belatedly, to ourselves?

With this ability to reflect, when Julie Munneke had her first child 7 years ago, she saw how much baby and children's stuff you have to buy and whether it couldn't be done smarter and cheaper.

During a nine-month sabbatical, she came up with the idea of Tiny Library. A rental platform for children's items.

From a high salary she went to nothing at all, gathered a small team, built a website, tested the platform and it turned out there was a future in the idea.

Julie takes you through her story of how she started, what she ran into, arranged funding and is now truly undertaking a scaleup in the making.

This 95th podcast in the series on Conscious Entrepreneurship and Growth shows how to turn a problem you are facing that also has impact into a successful business.