168 QuHarrison Terry Serial Entrepreneur and Self-Starter
QuHarrison Terry
QuHarrison Terry is a serial entrepreneur and self-starter from Madison WI. At the age of 21, he’s the marketing director of Redox and was recently named as one of LinkedIn’s Top Voices in Technology.
“The moment I mentally give up, I’ve lost.” – QuHarrison Terry
He’s passionate about technology and his new company Redox is a start-up he likens to the modern API for healthcare. His company works behind the scenes to bring the healthcare industry the new technology it needs.
The Young Entrepreneur
By the age of 13 QuHarrison was already an entrepreneur selling t-shirts with his first company V-Neck Mafia. There were no aspirations to get rich, just buy all the candy he wanted and not have to ask for an allowance.
“If you don’t learn when you fail, you’re not going to learn when you win.” – QuHarrison Terry
Like a lot of kids, he loved music, especially rap. He loved the music and sound and vibe and wanted to be a part of it. As a freshman in high school, QuHarrison had an “aha” moment. He knew the odds of becoming the next Drake or Lil Wayne were stacked against him but he could still enjoy the music he loved by becoming a DJ.
Discovering Technology
QuHarrison wrote his first program at 7 years old. He’s always had a knack for finding how things worked and digitally exploring what the underlying technology and the components. He is a daily reader of Engadget, and is a learner that stays on the cutting edge.
To hear learn how QuHarrison Terry made his move to the healthcare tech field, download and listen to today’s episode. Connect with him through the links below. Remember to let QuHarrison know you heard about him on Stop Riding the Pine!
Show Links for QuHarrison Terry:
- QuHarrison’s website
- QuHarrison on LinkedIn
- Quick Theories Newsletter
- Email QuHarrison
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