Ben Owen
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Well, that's who you thought you were.
Well, that's who you thought you were.
But we do it to ourselves, though. We do it to ourselves. It's a self-imposed prison. Yeah. And once you realize that, you're free to redefine, you know, to identify, to find that thing that gives you purpose. How do you say his last name? Fetes? Chris Fetes? Fetes. Fetes. Chris Fetes. You and him had a great conversation about that.
But we do it to ourselves, though. We do it to ourselves. It's a self-imposed prison. Yeah. And once you realize that, you're free to redefine, you know, to identify, to find that thing that gives you purpose. How do you say his last name? Fetes? Chris Fetes? Fetes. Fetes. Chris Fetes. You and him had a great conversation about that.
But we do it to ourselves, though. We do it to ourselves. It's a self-imposed prison. Yeah. And once you realize that, you're free to redefine, you know, to identify, to find that thing that gives you purpose. How do you say his last name? Fetes? Chris Fetes? Fetes. Fetes. Chris Fetes. You and him had a great conversation about that.
about finding purpose in life after any of those roles that used to identify who we are. And that's really what it comes down to. And I've noticed that to be especially true for vets. So while I just had a rant about trying to get vets sober, I've got something positive to add to that.
about finding purpose in life after any of those roles that used to identify who we are. And that's really what it comes down to. And I've noticed that to be especially true for vets. So while I just had a rant about trying to get vets sober, I've got something positive to add to that.
about finding purpose in life after any of those roles that used to identify who we are. And that's really what it comes down to. And I've noticed that to be especially true for vets. So while I just had a rant about trying to get vets sober, I've got something positive to add to that.
You take a veteran who is struggling with alcoholism or addiction and you find them purpose, bro, they're going to change the world. I mean, fast, too. You've just got to help them find that purpose. Let's move on. All right. So we're in Charlotte, North Carolina. Aaron has had Jackson, my oldest child. I'm sober. I'm working. I've started up this side hustle on eBay that's going pretty good.
You take a veteran who is struggling with alcoholism or addiction and you find them purpose, bro, they're going to change the world. I mean, fast, too. You've just got to help them find that purpose. Let's move on. All right. So we're in Charlotte, North Carolina. Aaron has had Jackson, my oldest child. I'm sober. I'm working. I've started up this side hustle on eBay that's going pretty good.
You take a veteran who is struggling with alcoholism or addiction and you find them purpose, bro, they're going to change the world. I mean, fast, too. You've just got to help them find that purpose. Let's move on. All right. So we're in Charlotte, North Carolina. Aaron has had Jackson, my oldest child. I'm sober. I'm working. I've started up this side hustle on eBay that's going pretty good.
And my parents decide that, you know, since Ben's a father now and is getting married, Ben needs a college degree. And I was very excited to hear that. I don't know why my parents decided to show back up for me the way that they did, because I never in a million years could have expected this from them.
And my parents decide that, you know, since Ben's a father now and is getting married, Ben needs a college degree. And I was very excited to hear that. I don't know why my parents decided to show back up for me the way that they did, because I never in a million years could have expected this from them.
And my parents decide that, you know, since Ben's a father now and is getting married, Ben needs a college degree. And I was very excited to hear that. I don't know why my parents decided to show back up for me the way that they did, because I never in a million years could have expected this from them.
But they put us in a house in Huntsville, Alabama, and basically made sure all of our basic needs were covered. And I took out student loans, and Aaron and I both went to college. School went really well. I was working during school. I was kicking ass. 3.8 GPA. I'd switched to business because engineering, you know, with everything I had going on just wasn't going to happen.
But they put us in a house in Huntsville, Alabama, and basically made sure all of our basic needs were covered. And I took out student loans, and Aaron and I both went to college. School went really well. I was working during school. I was kicking ass. 3.8 GPA. I'd switched to business because engineering, you know, with everything I had going on just wasn't going to happen.
But they put us in a house in Huntsville, Alabama, and basically made sure all of our basic needs were covered. And I took out student loans, and Aaron and I both went to college. School went really well. I was working during school. I was kicking ass. 3.8 GPA. I'd switched to business because engineering, you know, with everything I had going on just wasn't going to happen.
I needed to graduate quick and get a job. And yet again, I decided to follow my dad's footsteps, surprise, surprise, and set my eyes on a job with Pfizer. Because I loved the life he'd been able to provide for us, you know, even though I didn't appreciate it at the time. So I wanted to go follow in his footsteps at Pfizer. kicking ass in business school.
I needed to graduate quick and get a job. And yet again, I decided to follow my dad's footsteps, surprise, surprise, and set my eyes on a job with Pfizer. Because I loved the life he'd been able to provide for us, you know, even though I didn't appreciate it at the time. So I wanted to go follow in his footsteps at Pfizer. kicking ass in business school.
I needed to graduate quick and get a job. And yet again, I decided to follow my dad's footsteps, surprise, surprise, and set my eyes on a job with Pfizer. Because I loved the life he'd been able to provide for us, you know, even though I didn't appreciate it at the time. So I wanted to go follow in his footsteps at Pfizer. kicking ass in business school.