Brian Lofrumento
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first heard Dec 2025
last heard 20 Dec
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And what I really appreciate, and obviously I'm convinced I have the coolest job in the world, just getting to interview amazing entrepreneurs like you.
And to me, what's the most fun about these types of conversations is that we're essentially we're sharing our scars because every single scar has a story.
Coming back to your analogy about us learning how to walk as as infants.
And so or I guess toddlers.
I'm not a parent yet, Andrew, so I don't exactly know the the lifecycle.
Just yet, but along those lines, it's cool because you have lived experience.
So for you, these lessons are undeniable.
But I want to switch gears a little bit and talk to you with with the hat that you wear these days for your clients as a strategic growth advisor and business coach.
Because I would imagine when you're sharing these lessons with others, and I would imagine as well, parenting is like this where you know a kid's gonna fall, you know.
That they're gonna experience these things, but as many times as you tell them that, they're not gonna believe it until they experience it themselves.
You obviously try to accelerate your client's success through your own experiences.
What's that like as the advisor, as the coach?
How do you successfully transfer this knowledge and this wisdom and these experiences to your clients to accelerate their own growth journeys?
Oh, I love the way you articulate that, Andrew.
To me, it takes me back.
In my early twenties, I was very much figuring things out on the fly, which I think we all do as entrepreneurs.
And I heard Larry Wingett speak at a conference, a a really great public speaker, and I ran into him in the hallways, and I'll never forget when I asked him for a piece of advice.
And Andrew th what he said to me, it didn't make sense to me at the time.
It took probably two or three years for it to click in my mind, but he said
Make a decision and then make the decision right.
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