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67. The Future of FinTech

Episode Summary

This week Dawn sat down with fintech and crowdfunding entrepreneur, Chase Harmer. He shares his experience entering the fintech industry unintentionally and what challenges he has faced along the way. Chase also discusses his perspective of where business owners are going wrong with the ever-evolving fintech industry. Dawn and Chase explore his newest passion project, Wishes Inc. and how it is changing the future of crowdfunding. This episode is full of valuable insights for entrepreneurs!

Key Takeaways To Tune In For

  • [2:01] Chase’s background and journey into the entrepreneurial space

  • [4:08] No one was born with all the answers 

  • [7:36] If you’re always leaving something half finished, it’s never going to be good enough for people to stick around

  • [9:37] How ProfitPay became Chase’s core product

  • [14:05] Insight on where business owners are mistakes in the fintech space

  • [17:20] Wishes Inc. and why it’s different 

  • [22:45] Becoming a Wisher and a Donor

  • [24:00] Transparent donations 

  • [26:22] The future of crowdfunding

  • [27:41] Biggest challenges facing the entrepreneurial industry right now

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