Welcome back to The Ground Up Show. I'm your host, Matt Diavella, and today I'm having a conversation with Puno. Puno is a serial founder of businesses, websites, vlogs, and many other creative ventures. On this episode, we talk about why you should be bringing your personality into everything you create, why you shouldn't settle for anything less than a complete love for the projects

you work on, as well as why you need to be okay with failing. I think you guys are really going to

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Fanny packs are coming back.

They are back.

They're back? It's not even coming.

I don't know.

I don't have any friends with fanny packs, but maybe my friends aren't cool enough.

You know, it's this.

It's a shoulder pack now.

It's not a fanny pack.

I don't think that that really counts.

If you're throwing around the shoulder, it's a. Yeah. I don't think that that really counts. If you're throwing

around the shoulder, it's a bag and you don't have the courage to put it around your waist.

Or you just are a minimalist. You don't need to carry all that shit with you. That's true. Yeah,

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