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but it's how you say it. Becoming an expert something, to try to follow your passion, I think that's a tough sale. Because, number one, there's a lot of passion industries out there. The average person in those industry doesn't make a lot. So following your passion can actually be dangerous. I wasn't passionate about pest control in the beginning, but I was really good at. Go out and get experience and try things when you're young. This is David Royce. He didn't raise a single dollar of venture capital. He didn't follow Silicon Valley's playbook. And yet, he built not one, not two, but three multi-million dollar companies, including active environmental, one of the fastest growing pest control firms in America. Everything is hard before it is easy. I don't care how smart you are. If you work eight hours a day and I'm working 16, you're not going to catch up to me.

What do you think one of the most important ideas that helped you succeed?

I think smart.

This isn't a story about business.

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pick whatever classes we want to take.

David, you've said that you were the accidental entrepreneur.

So explain to me what that means.

You know, I'd say it's something that I just kind of fell into.

So it was, it starts to goes back to when I was in college, like I broke college student

and I had a friend come to me and say, hey, I made 25 grand last summer, you know, so it's

25 years ago, so it's probably like 50 grand today.

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