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TAPping into Your Community to Find the Gap, with Bonnie Carroll
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When it comes to finding the gap in the market to create your incredible entrepreneurial idea, it can be difficult to figure that out. Even more challenging? Deciding if that idea you have is actually needed in the market and if the industry already has something like it. We talk about that and more on today's episode. Episode 111 of the Moments with an MEO podcast is about finding the gap, market research and community with the founder and CEO of TAPs, Bonnie Carroll.
Bonnie Carroll is an American widow who is the president and founder of the Tragedy Assistance Program for Survivors, an organization that provides care, welfare and support to people who have lost a loved one in military service.
On today's episode Bonnie and I discuss:
- How to find gaps in the market
- How community is so empowering and how leveraging that community can help you on your mission
- How Bonnie's love story was turned into a movie
- What happens when your great idea already exists
...and more! Tune in every week for more episodes around military spouse life and entrepreneurship!
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