After doing over $10 million in revenue, his advice to business owners is simple — but not easy. “Be absolutely relentless,” he said. “Don’t be afraid to be misunderstood. Put your head down, focus on your business, and just keep going.” He shared that it wasn’t always smooth sailing — there were dark times and even negative bank account moments. But the key was never stopping. “Most companies move as slow as decisions are made,” he said. “Not every decision will be perfect, but you have to keep

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When they started their first company, they went old school — knocking on doors, handing out flyers, and sending postcards. “It grew organically in the beginning,” they said, “but we made a lot of mistakes. There were growing pains, failures... but you’ve got to learn from your failures. If you just eat the L and don’t move on, what’s it all about?” 💡 Over time, they found what worked: postcards, persistence, and now, reviews — turning lessons learned the hard way into lasting growth. | Review

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