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Miles Schwartz recently made the significant decision to relocate from Canada to the United States, driven by the ambition to elevate his company to unicorn status. In a candid discussion, Schwartz expressed his feelings of being a "small fish" in the vast American market. However, he views this perception not as a setback but as an opportunity for growth and learning.
The competitive landscape of the US offers unique challenges and opportunities that Schwartz believes can propel his business forward. He is optimistic that being in a more dynamic market will provide access to greater resources, networking opportunities, and potential investors. Schwartz acknowledges that while the transition can be daunting, it also fosters resilience and innovation. He is determined to leverage his Canadian roots while embracing the vibrant entrepreneurial spirit of the US. As he navigates this new terrain, Schwartz remains focused on his goal of scaling his company and achieving significant milestones in the tech industry.
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