Chris Koerner

And so when they see someone like me freely executing on all the ideas, it –

Hopefully, it opens their mind and helps them look at their ideas in a different way or a more approachable way and maybe gives them confidence to do the same.

In the boxes in front of me here, I have three different amounts of money.

$500, I think I have $1,000 and $5,000.

And during this conversation, I'm going to pass you a box at random.

And your job is to tell me what kind of business you would start with that amount of money.

Because I know my audience, you know, many of them are interested in starting their own business one day.

And I use specifically sort of low amounts of money just to make it as accessible to them as possible.

So we will do that at some point.

I'll pass you the boxes.

You give me three business ideas.

You'd start with $500, $1,000 and $5,000.

But I want to get a view on you and the businesses that you've started and the variety of success you've had.

So can you give me an overview?

Yeah.

So I was nine years old living in Utah, and I lived across the street from a golf course.

And these golf balls would fly in my yard.

And I don't know what gave me the idea, but...

I started selling them.

I just wanted money for a bike.