Drew Davis

The great thing about being in this time and age is you've got millions of people

that come together and have a collaborative effort and they're experts.

And it's all in this thing called the internet.

And search it up, watch videos.

There's plenty of people that have done this before that you can learn from.

And I always say, learn from people, don't steal from them.

So maybe you take inspiration from

you know, ad or, or me or somebody else, but you put your own twist on it.

It never works out well if you just copy somebody word for word, because that's not authentically you.

So learn from the internet, tweak it to make it yourself.

And it's like, you never even learned from the internet because you, you, you learn the basics, but then you tweaked it and learn from what you did wrong and so on and so forth.

I wouldn't be anywhere near where I am.

In terms of personal and professional growth without crippling.

And the reason why is crippling hot sauce was the first time that I had a dream that wasn't influenced or associated with something my parents have taught me.

So it's like you get taught, you know, go to college, get that good degree, get that good job.

But like this was something that was completely my own doing, my own mindset.

It was formed by my own beliefs.

And I think that's important as, you know, what I'm going to do if I ever have kids is guide them, but not force them, like allow them to have their own beliefs, whether that be,

whether that be business-related or anything else, because the most growth comes when you form your own ideas and practice your own ways.

You take inspiration from your parents, but I think too many people rely on exactly what their parents tell them to do.