Bam, Jason Waller here with Jason Waller Unleashed, and you are getting ready to watch an episode that was epic with my good friend Keaton Hoskins.

That's right, the muscle in his awesome badass house in Utah with his helicopter pad, his family, his dogs, everything.

We talk about business, being an entrepreneur, trying to be a motivational speaker, a coach.

Tune in, this is going to be epic. Bam! Super excited. Brought my services here to fucking Utah to see my dude, my brother, and hopefully one of my mentors here. Kent, how you doing, brother? That's up, dude. How are you? Hey, this fucking view is unreal. Thank you. Now, people don't know the funny story of us getting here though. Yeah. So the Uber driver took us on a fucking dirt road and I believe we ended up on a path you're not supposed to drive on. No. In a little shitty car. On a dirt road. On the mountain above your house. Right? Yeah nervous he was back in i thought we were going to roll and die and you're like i can see you guys you're fine come down yeah and i was thinking about sliding down on my fucking cool-ass shoes here but i'm glad we we fucking made it and this is like too bad we can't get the sunset but oh my god you know what we might get you the sunset maybe we'll get you some b-roll so that everybody can see that'll be nice because this is fucking dope now listen uh we had a podcast come out recently and we talked about some good points i had some good feedback from people about learning some

things learning about you opening businesses overcoming challenges learn about you know being on

tv and what that's like and how you only made fucking 10 thousand dollars the whole damn thing thing. And people think, when you're on TV, you're rich. You know, you're rich by building businesses or building your brand and doing big things. But the video on that sucked, you know, it was the internet or something. And so we talked about it and I said, look, I'll come out there. We'll fucking do it up. You jumped on a plane, man. You jumped on and you came out. I told you, man, I fucking don't talk about it.

I fucking do it, right?

And so I'm here and you've got a couple big things happening in your life. You've got a huge event coming up that I want to bring up on the show. But first I want to talk about bring up again. you said, I think the number was 30 businesses that you've opened?

We're at 34 now.

34. about bring up again. You said, I think the number was 30 businesses that you've opened.

Uh, we're at 34 now. 34. 34. 34 businesses. I've either started, launched or bought.

But yeah, 34 companies. What's been your best exit?

Um, man, that's a really good question. I don't, uh, you kiss and tell, right? Yeah, absolutely. Um, man, I, I'll tell you what my best exit's going to be. Um, you know,

recently I bought into to dirty dough. Yeah, which, by the way, I had the cookie. It was fucking

amazing. Yeah, they're delicious. Oh my God.

We actually bought into that, but I would tell you that will be my best exit. That's going to be an absolute awesome setup for us. All of my companies, and we actually talked about this last on my podcast, all my companies, I've never really done a company that's done over $10 million. So with that said, my exits are anywhere from, I don't know, $250K to $3 or $4 million. It's never been something huge. But you're looking for that now, huh? I am. Now that I'm, I'm a little bit older, a little bit wiser. You're still a young man. 35. Yeah, I'm 35. Make me feel old as fuck. I got grandkids. But I have exited quite a few.

I think I've sold 18 of those 35 companies.

And I've closed some of those companies.

Every company that I ever started has made money.

Not every company has been wildly successful, but every one of them have made money.

I've actually never had a failed quote unquote company.

And some of them I still own.

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