skateboarding teaches you how to fail.

It's not even arguably.

It's the hardest thing to do in the world.

Like it's infinite.

You can never do every trick and you're going to constantly be failing every single day.

So after you go through skateboarding, pretty much everything seems easy.

And since we're so used to failing, we take that, we take that aspect from skateboarding.

And when you put it into business, we're not scared to fail because we're not scared to fall.

And as any entrepreneur knows that, you know, failure is a part of success.

So if you know how to take it on the chin with failure, you're going to be successful.

Welcome to the Rich Stummer's Report where we talk real estate, business and wealth building, all while keeping it real. No fluff, no BS. I hope that you enjoy the show.

All right, guys, welcome to another episode of The Report. Today, I got a personal friend of mine doing big things in all sorts of spaces. He's a professional skateboarder. He's an entrepreneur, having him back on the podcast for the second time. I got my man, Brandon Turner. Brandon, welcome back to the show. Oh, round two. Let's go, man.

So good to see.

Yeah,

appreciate you coming on,

man.

We first connected

for the first time

in person on

podcast number one.

Since then,

you became an investor

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