What's up, ladies gentlemen, and welcome back to another episode of the Action Academy podcast,

Corporate America's least favorite podcast. On today's episode, we are featuring serial entrepreneur,

Nick Huber. Nick got his start with his storage company, Bolt Storage, that has over $100 million

of acquisition alone in his storage portfolio. But then Nick shocked the internet by going and

buying somewhere.com for a $52 million acquisition. We go all through this merger, all through

this acquisition in today's podcast episode. And how it kind of flows is so many different

bits and bite-sized takeaways. We begin with

why you should be an entrepreneur and why perhaps you shouldn't. The difference between buy-in

real estate versus small businesses, how Nick forced himself to get ready for a $52 million

acquisition. And then lastly, what businesses on Main Street up and down your local geographic area should

you be looking at and why?

Guys, this episode is chock full of information and it's worth to listen to all the way to the

end and you're going to want to snag Nick's new book.

Hope you enjoy.

And if so, share this with a friend that you think that will get value from it as well.

Let's get to it,

guys. Mr. Nick Huber, back better than ever for people that are unfamiliar with you,

unfamiliar with your story, unfamiliar with the sweaty startup. Who is Nick Huber? Man, I'm a guy who

likes to write on the internet and I also like to build companies. Yeah, I'm just really passionate

about entrepreneurship, operations, hiring, delegations, sales. I own three companies, three big companies,

several other little ones that are still growing. Bolt storage is my main business. We have

two million square feet of self storage, 50 employees. Somewhere.com is a big, big business that I bought earlier this year,

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