Perhaps one day you will go on vacation to Italy, maybe Rome.

And on a weekend you might go a little bit outside of Rome with a shovel and start digging. And if you're very, very lucky, you might

unearth a marble sculpture, a bust, something priceless.

But you will look at it and quickly come to the conclusion that something is very wrong,

because the sculpture won't be bright white marble.

The sculpture will be painted.

Hey it's Seth!

And this is a Kimbo.

First, here's a message from our sponsor,

Lenova.

Hey, this is Brad Meyer, and my small business is Boundary Supply.

We make specialty travel gear, designed for the adventure seeker, the outdoor enthusiasts, and

it all got started with three guys, one dream and one bag.

We were all pretty burnt out with some of the current products out there in our field

and we wanted a way to experience more freedoms to travel and to really live our lives while doing something meaningful.

To make this happen and to produce the quality of products we wanted we needed a

capital to get a project off the ground and to take it from design to a reality.

So what was the defining moment?

Stay tuned to hear the rest of my story and to see what made a difference for me and my small

business.

Margaret Talbot in a great article in the New Yorker, Chronicles Chromophobia.

The fear that historically some people have had of paint, of color, and the history of why we think that Greek and Roman

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