And I think more and more people are learning now that if they've got a skill or a talent or some specialist knowledge, they can sell it to other people. So give an example of your last month turnover. So right now we're doing about 600K a month. Gladiole. That's that's unheard of. So did you move to Dubai on purpose that you wouldn't have to pay tax? Yes. I moved here for two reasons. Yep. To not pay tax and for the weather. It's just a city built for entrepreneurs.

It just feels like this place is just... wouldn't have to pay tax. Yes. I moved here for two reasons. To not pay tax and for the weather.

It's just a city built for entrepreneurs. It just feels like this place is just rising at such a rate, where the UK is skipping at such a rate. How would you turn entrepreneurship into a business? There's so many ways to do it. What's the easiest way? This sounds so stupid. Even I think I'm a nod for saying this. But that 10 month period when selling the company, talking me through that.

It was the number one more stressful time of my entire life ever. I was like, if this doesn't close, I do not know what I'm going to do, man. This is a weird industry because you can make a lot of cash quite fast. It's the best thing in the world, man. It's so fun to make good money, work with good people. You can teach almost anything. I know a guy doing about 70K a month teaching wildlife photography. All the cash I've ever collected through the payment processor the other day. I think it's $33.1 million. Hold on. Hold on.

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Hit that follow button and be sure to check us out on YouTube, Instagram, Facebook and TikTok at Dodge Woodall, where we've now had over 100 million views. William, welcome to the show. Thanks for having me, man. Yeah, we're looking forward to this one. It's an interesting one because I reached out to you a few months back and said, oh, well, I'd love to get you on the podcast. You fancy it. And you're like, yeah, I'm, I'm really keen to come. I watch all your shows.

I said, well, where do you live? You went, I actually live in Dubai and Bali and Bali. And okay, great. I said, when you come to England next, come down to Bournemouth, and we'll get you on the show. And you phone back about 10 minutes later and went, how's about I fly you out to Dubai put you up a business class

and put you up in five-star do that

and we come to the show

I was like, done.

Timed it with Dubai Sevens this weekend, so we're finally here. So thank you very much. It's a very kind offer of you.

Pleasure. Yeah. So let's roll all the way back. Who is William Brown?

I would say, God, I've done so many weird things

across my life. I mean, I kind of got into entrepreneurship when I was pretty young. So I used to,

for example, I was skateboarding with my friends, but I would film and edit skateboard videos

and try and sell them. Then I got into graffiti and started a magazine and got

that stocked in UK art stores and stuff. Graffiti led me to music, which was my first ever

proper career. So I was making electronic music and DJing, played in over 45 countries

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