In my first conversation for Life of the Mind, I jam with Neal Idnani, Founder of Naan Stop, a chain of fast-casual Indian restaurants in Atlanta. We talk about the way in which Neal built his business and the struggles of growing a business while balancing the instinct to grow quickly against the risk of growing too fast. Neal’s crisp articulation of why his business exists will be appreciate by other entrepreneurs who are currently soul-searching the vision-mission-culture questions.
I hadn’t heard of Waverly Deutsch before, but Neal credits her class as one of the inspirations for his leap into entrepreneurship so for the students at UChicago still, you might want to check out her class. And finally, we both feel pretty bullish about Booth and entrepreneurship. I’m curious to get thoughts on that.
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