What is the biggest mine shift that you had going from running a tip top

canine? So what was the big switch you had to do to make that, you know, switch

over to where you're now running it, doing it every day, but now trying to teach others to do it.

Well, so doing my like craft is really easy for me, right?

I've been doing it for a long time, like 11 years or so now, maybe 12.

So very crafty.

Yeah, so doing my actual job is a lot easier than sitting down and

literally stepping out every single little thing I'm doing and

systemizing every single little thing like my wife or clay would be like hey you need

to make the system I'd be like oh I want to train this dog oh this one's

aggressive I want to train this one. This is in school or whatever.

So the systems weren't sexy? No, not really. And then also when first started Clay just helping me with like the

consistency of ads, the consistency of the group interview like the consistency of as the

consistency of the group interview that he's like a super consistent man

so just being consistent in every single little thing

and systemizing every single little thing even if it was boring

that was probably the hardest.

Hi I'm Ryan Wimpy

and I'm Rachel Wimpy

and the name of our business is tip-top keynote.

Our business is a dog training business.

We help people with behavioral issues

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