Hey guys, this is Sean D. Gray.

Nobody knows who that is, but it's me.

And you are listening to the Gritty Bowman.

It's all in perspective, right?

If you could make $150,000 a year, but you had to work 80 hours a week and you were committed

to a corporation that you hated what you did, is that more lucrative than making $70,000 a year

doing what you love with a lot of free time. And who's richer?

One of the things I never want to say, and I even think this with life is I never want to say like,

what if? Well, I hate that. I hate that feeling. What if I would have done this? What if I would have

just tried this? Or what if? What if? And there's very few things that I say, what if about?

Very few things. And that gives me a lot of peace of mind. So that helps give me drive,

because I don't want to ever say what if? Brandy always says this. You're going to run out of

health before you run out of money. And like I said, we started as a training company and

backed into this knife thing. Yeah. And it was to fill a need. To fill a need that we experienced

ourselves. And I think that's one of the things that separates this company is that like Patrick

said, we're not trying to hang 19 tools or 19 functions on one blade. We just want to be a good knife

and not not just a good knife, but a knife you could you could bet your life on. What would you say is

like a common reason people don't survive? Man mindset. There's been there's been a lot of case

studies where where people have done everything they could possibly do wrong, but they still

survive. They still made it out. And that's because you know, that refusing to give up just,

you know, mindset is the most important thing. You know, you see down the forums on the internet

all the time, if you could only choose one knife, well, you know, this is America. I ain't

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