This dude seven years ago was locked up. Seven years later, got an almost $100 million roofing company. The first time I was incarcerated, I was 12 years old. I was more broken than I've ever been in my life. And I wasn't sure of much at that time, but the one thing I was sure of is this world be way better off without me. Man, I wouldn't try to take my own life. And by the grace of God, that didn't work. The very first thing that that paramedics spoke over me was God's not done with you and he's got a plan for your life. The old me died that day. Made my first million the second year home. Like, we're growing across the country right now. We got people on our team that'll touch seven figures this year. It's truly life-changing. You got a hundred million dollar company. What are you doing that all these other roofers aren't doing? Like how did you know to do all this?

You went from a freaking fuzz to a freaking, you know, astute investor doing all the right?

What's your number one advice to someone that's sitting right where you started no money no nothing just what i would say number

one advice man is what it is bradley back again with another episode of dropping bombs today and the folks

or today in the studio folks i got a real treat for you as always brandon j koalski back in the house

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how are you doing good guys if you guys didn't uh catch his last episode you should go listen to it

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is his business this dude seven years ago was locked up basically yeah that yeah it was

yeah definitely locked up and how are you and how long were you down 10 years 10 years in the old

can released seven years ago with not shit in his pocket seven years later got an almost $100 million roofing company.

Yeah, man.

And growing.

And growing for sure.

So I'm wondering, again, like A, number one, what are you doing that all these other roofers aren't doing?

Man, it was all the little things, you know, it it's like i remember when i came home and i remember

i was 34 years old and i remember like thinking it was going to take me so long to get caught up

i was living to my mom's house she just had to buy me a cell phone type of thing. I remember looking across the street of my neighbors, you know, who owned the house or looked to be about my age.

I was like, man, it's going to take me so long to get caught up. And I wrote out everything I wanted. And like everything, you know, I wanted, I didn't hear my license at the time.

Like, I needed to get a license.

I wanted to become this man.

I wrote down who I needed to become.

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