So Holly, I've got an idea for our road trip. How about we do some Q&A from our Patreon members? What do you say?

Do you think they're really gonna like that?

Probably not, but we need to give them more content so they get more bang for their buck and their Patreon membership.

So, I'll tell them where we're going. We're going to the Grand Canyon and turn around and we'll see what happens.

But I've been brainstorming a name for this set of Q&A, Holly. Are you ready for it? I finally think I came up with something clever.

Alright, hit me with it. Alright, so we're going with our two dogs, George and Genevieve. They're in the backseat of the CRB and then Holly's driving right now.

But this is the name that I came up with.

The doggy style, Colin, a peak from behind, our Route 66 road trip. What do you think, Holly?

You've really outdone yourself this time, Austin.

So you get it, we've got two dogs, so we'll call it doggy style. And then a peak since we're both peaks, we'll spell it PEK.

And then this is our Route 66 road trip. So it should be fun.

And that episode is out right now for all Patreon members, so just check your Patreon feed. And now on to this episode.

So I guess I got one question before we get started. If there's one skill that you'd want to teach like an entrepreneur or the most important one that they should know or have, what would that be? And why?

People management skills or the soft skills would be number one. And the reason why, of course, is you are unlikely to accomplish really great things without a team of people.

If you're going to have a team of people and you want them to do great things, they've got to be well aligned with whatever your vision is as an entrepreneur. And that's how you bring things from idea to reality.

It was a curve ball at the time it could have squashed us. And we just happened to be in a situation and had the right strategy to find our way out of it.

I will create this video for you. And if you like it, here's the price that you're going to pay. And if you don't like it, you don't have to buy it.

So the game even job, of course, because why wouldn't you take that deal? And so this is, I think, helpful for any entrepreneurs. And that's what helped me hire and retain really great employees.

Don't ever start a company just for the money. It's just such a risky thing to do.

First of all, like a lot of entrepreneurs end up with zero dollars, but great experiences. A lot of us hopefully end up with both great experiences and a lot of money. And if you don't get that the first time, just keep trying.

My name is Fritz Brumder. I am 42 years old. I'm in Ben Oregon. And I'm a founder of a company called Zipcan. And what is that?

Zipcan is a embeddable video chat platform. So we are really driven by the mission to bring video chat to all corners of the web.

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