success and turbulence will be equal to each other. And here's what I mean by this. If you're trying

to make a hundred grand a year, you're going to have a little bit of turbulence. If you want to make

a million dollars a year, you're going to feel some turbulence. If you want to make $10 million

a year, there's going to be times in your flight or your career journey where you don't feel

like you're going to land. So it's almost like the dream, whatever that dream is, the turbulence is going to be

an equal and opposite reaction. So the reason I phrase it like that is if you're truly trying

to build your business, if you're trying to go from $3 million to $7 million, yeah,

there's going to be a little turbulence. You might have to make 10 new ads a week. You might have

to sit down for three or four hours a week, plan, create, and have it be 16 hours a month

of work necessary to accomplish that $3 to $7 million goal.

Welcome to the Rich Strummers Report where we talk real estate, business, and wealth building,

all while keeping it real.

No fluff, no BS.

I hope that you enjoy the show.

All right, guys, today we got a special guest I'm super, super excited to talk to.

We actually have a similar backstory.

My man reinvented himself at 40 years old and walked away from a good thing.

Now 45 and has built a really big thing, which we're going to talk about today.

He is the CEO and founder of Rare blue moon marketing. I got Eric Weingard in the building. What's up, Eric?

What's up, man? Sorry for that business name. It is a little bit of a mouthful.

Dude, I had to I had to do a double take. Make sure I didn't mess it up, dude. But man, excited to have you. We have a very similar story because I didn't

reinvent myself until 33 and now I'm 40. And a lot of people don't walk away from a good thing.

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