But the courage to follow your heart and intuition, they somehow already know what you truly want to become.

I can't even make this up, he starts walking, I draw back, and he's down, he's right there.

All right, cool. Welcome to the podcast, man. I'm stoked to have you on. You kind of reached out and we said, yeah, a long time listener and love the entrepreneur stuff.

And you're kind of talking about this business that you have and how it's, you know, you've built it around hunting and being able to have that time off.

And I was like, hell yeah, I'm stoked to have you on and hear about that. And the new business and all this cool stuff.

So I love talking to people who have kind of built their life around hunting per se. But also just like this small town vibe of like, hey, I'm going to go just make money myself and get to do the things I love.

And, you know, and that, that is 100% successful. You know, I talked to you as like, I don't know if you were this way.

But like when you go up in a small town, it's like, success is either like going to college or like getting some fancy job or something like that.

Whereas like, you know, I really, the people I looked up to were definitely like the entrepreneurs and the people like yourself who had like this pressure washing business.

You got to do whatever the hell they wanted all winter long. And I'm like, that's cool. That's what I want to be when I grow up.

So anyway, that was a long way to welcome to the podcast.

No, I totally get what you mean. No, I don't know how many times I've been like thinking about it. Like, man, I almost like, I want to go back to my high school.

And just get the whole gymnasium filled up and be like, listen, there are other options than what they're teaching you here, but they probably wouldn't like that.

Totally. I know what you mean. Yeah, I feel like it was all like college or joining union and work labor or something like that.

And those are all good options, but they're not your only options.

Yeah. So anyway, yeah, talk a little bit about.

I mean, you, you kind of, we were talking about the podcast. You were talking about how like you were working at a factory or something.

And what was, what was the like, what was the first sign like, hey, I need to just work for myself. Like, when, when did you know that point? You're like, I need, I need more time off.

Yeah.

Well, I introduced myself in many ways. I'm cold.

So we tried this once already. So we kind of like repeat a lot of it. But I'm 28, 11 Northeast Ohio.

And I started a power washing company in my early 20s. And it's allowed me to really kind of create and manifest my future.

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