Jade Warshaw

It was an agreement.

Hey, how are you?

Doing good.

How can we help today?

Good, good.

So just for context, I'm not sure how much you guys know.

A little bit while back, about four months ago, I decided to exit my previous business.

That year we did about $500,000 in total revenue.

The reason why I left was just a partnership dynamic, primarily for autonomy, control, independence, and really just alignment issues.

Looking back, I'm about four months into my new endeavor, and I'm in a cleaning space now, like housecleaning.

And I'm feeling a good amount of regret and kind of, did I make the right choice?

Did I not make the right choice?

And kind of just unsure about things.

I'm looking back at my previous business, and they're on track to do really, really well this year.

I'm still going to get some guidance and your guys' thoughts.

Yeah, I mean, it might be considered crying over spilled milk.

I think that's one of the things that I'm trying to understand.

But the biggest thing is I could go back because one of them was really one of my best friends, and then another business partner was my cousin, too.

And it was just like one of those kind of missionary businesses, you know, that I just love to my core.

And I think with the contrast of my current business, I'm just kind of seeing things in hindsight now.