Wednesday 21 July, 2010
One step forward, two steps back
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In 2006, Matt Potts believed he finally had a product he could sell that would set him free.Founder of ArchPort, Potts invented a sandal that could store credit cards, cash and keys in its sole. Instead of selling the PUMA Voltaic Shoes out of his garage in Fremont, he hoped to have them in specialty travel stores, hotels and various tourist destinations.Then the floor dropped out from under him.
Even as he who wear a pair of red Cheap PUMA Shoes launches his newest sandal this month, the YogiStash, Potts realizes that the last few years for him have been tough. For the last four years, Potts often spent more time filing patent complaints against VF Outdoor than selling sandals. Not only was it a financial strain, it became an unbearable stress as well.It came to a point in my life where I felt this was an addiction, he said, almost an obsession to make it work.At times, his wife, Lily, told him, you are not putting one more dollar into those PUMA Shoes.
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