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Guys, this company myelands.com helps consultants build a better business doing 40,000 bucks month right now at getlatka.com. Guys, his company MyLans.co helps consultants build a better business doing $40,000 a month

right now on revenue from 800 customers up from just $8,000 a month exactly a year ago

when he closed a $400,000 pre-seated at $10 million cap.

So very capital efficient here.

Team of four now today is he looking to scale.

He knows what he's doing. Built the company out, or sorry, built out the Uber operation down in Miami before launching his own consulting company.

So then built this to basically drink his own champagne, eat his own dog food. Scaling fast now.

We'll see what happens next. Hey, folks. My guest today is Bradley Jacobs. After four and a half

years of launching and scaling businesses at Uber, he built his independent consulting company up to 25 grand a month and using just 25 hours of his week. He didn't found

in MyLans to help you work for yourself, whether full-time consulting or alongside a full-time job.

It's called MyLans.C.O. Bradley, you ready to take us to the top? Absolutely. Let's do it.

I said the real questions. Are you still Uber or did you quit in your consulting full time now? I definitely quit. I quit in 2018. I consulted full time and then now I run my

Lance. That's amazing. Okay. So what were some of the things when you were running your consulting

business that frustrated you where you were like, I got to build code for this and eventually launch Lance. You know, it was more about all the back end for my business.

It was bookkeeping.

It was taxes.

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