Jason Wersland's quotes, sayings

Has faith helped you out? Do you believe in God?

Yeah - 100%. I've seen it in my life. There were things clearly out of my control - they were in God's hands. In the early days we called them “angels” - people who showed up at the right time, did the right thing, and provided exactly what was needed. And suddenly, the business grew. So yes, I believe there's a higher power.

Jason Wersland

Why Building for Money Alone Always Fails

"If you're trying to create a product just to make money, you're just going to move on to the next thing. What's different is being truly committed - trying to change people's lives.

Jason Wersland

The Ikigai Formula for Success

Ikigai: what makes money, what you're good at, and what helps the world - when you put those things together, that is ultimately success. A lot of people create products just to make money; they'll just move on to the next thing. What's different is being truly committed to changing people's lives.

Jason Wersland

Speed Wins in Business

You've got to be able to move fast. When opportunity comes, you need to jump on it.

Jason Wersland

PR is what makes growth possible

The most important thing is press and PR. If you don't have it, you won't grow. You need people talking about it - magazines, articles, Instagram, anything you can get. Otherwise, people don't even know it exists. PR is the piece that makes everything work.

Jason Wersland

The Invisible Asset Most Entrepreneurs Leave Unprotected

You have to own the IP. Your intellectual property is so important in any business. You have to protect that property - but understand, it's an investment to protect it.

Jason Wersland

Be noble - anger at competition costs you focus

You have to be noble. If you take it personally and get upset about copycats - it's kind of a compliment, but you have to rise above it.

Jason Wersland

When people think your idea is crazy, you might be onto something

If you're doing something and your friends and family are challenging you - saying, “What are you doing?” - that's often a sign you're on the right track. The biggest opportunities usually don't look obvious to everyone else.

Jason Wersland

Necessity is the mother of invention

I was in a motorcycle accident in 2007 and was simply trying to find something to help myself. A lot of people don't know this, but what I created came from trying to fix pain. Necessity is the mother of invention. I needed something, so I made it. I never thought in a million years it would become what it is today - but helping people was always the key.

Jason Wersland