James Catledge

And I think my life's been full of that problem solving, presented with something that no one else can fix but me.

And I think my life's been full of that problem solving, presented with something that no one else can fix but me.

That's right. That's right. You've got to overcome it. You've got to solve it. I'll tell you one more on the same line of thinking. I was a Mormon missionary, which was a great privilege for me. At age 19, I was called to be a missionary in Santa Rosa, California. And I remember feeling like such an imposter.

That's right. That's right. You've got to overcome it. You've got to solve it. I'll tell you one more on the same line of thinking. I was a Mormon missionary, which was a great privilege for me. At age 19, I was called to be a missionary in Santa Rosa, California. And I remember feeling like such an imposter.

That's right. That's right. You've got to overcome it. You've got to solve it. I'll tell you one more on the same line of thinking. I was a Mormon missionary, which was a great privilege for me. At age 19, I was called to be a missionary in Santa Rosa, California. And I remember feeling like such an imposter.

This whole thing, you know, imposter syndrome where people feel like they're not qualified for this. They certainly are not qualified. don't know enough to do this job, this task. Many entrepreneurs feel this way, and certainly as a Mormon missionary, I'm called, I have the name tag, I've got the suits, but inside me, I am not up for this.

This whole thing, you know, imposter syndrome where people feel like they're not qualified for this. They certainly are not qualified. don't know enough to do this job, this task. Many entrepreneurs feel this way, and certainly as a Mormon missionary, I'm called, I have the name tag, I've got the suits, but inside me, I am not up for this.

This whole thing, you know, imposter syndrome where people feel like they're not qualified for this. They certainly are not qualified. don't know enough to do this job, this task. Many entrepreneurs feel this way, and certainly as a Mormon missionary, I'm called, I have the name tag, I've got the suits, but inside me, I am not up for this.

I really don't know what's going to happen if someone opens the door, okay? So luckily for me, when I arrived, you get a trainer, okay? He's another 19-year-old, but he's been there longer than you, so he supposedly knows what to do. Well, I had a pretty good trainer, and I like him. I look up to him. In a way, there was some admiration there from me to him.

I really don't know what's going to happen if someone opens the door, okay? So luckily for me, when I arrived, you get a trainer, okay? He's another 19-year-old, but he's been there longer than you, so he supposedly knows what to do. Well, I had a pretty good trainer, and I like him. I look up to him. In a way, there was some admiration there from me to him.

I really don't know what's going to happen if someone opens the door, okay? So luckily for me, when I arrived, you get a trainer, okay? He's another 19-year-old, but he's been there longer than you, so he supposedly knows what to do. Well, I had a pretty good trainer, and I like him. I look up to him. In a way, there was some admiration there from me to him.

When I got there, he had torn his ankle or had a sprained ankle or something, and we couldn't do our job for like three weeks. We're in this apartment, and I'm basically spending three weeks telling him how good I am, if you can imagine. I'm literally talking myself up, talking my game up to him about how ready I am, and this is 100% brainwashing myself as I'm doing this. Well, the day comes.

When I got there, he had torn his ankle or had a sprained ankle or something, and we couldn't do our job for like three weeks. We're in this apartment, and I'm basically spending three weeks telling him how good I am, if you can imagine. I'm literally talking myself up, talking my game up to him about how ready I am, and this is 100% brainwashing myself as I'm doing this. Well, the day comes.

When I got there, he had torn his ankle or had a sprained ankle or something, and we couldn't do our job for like three weeks. We're in this apartment, and I'm basically spending three weeks telling him how good I am, if you can imagine. I'm literally talking myself up, talking my game up to him about how ready I am, and this is 100% brainwashing myself as I'm doing this. Well, the day comes.

We've got the ankle better. And we're going to have to find out what I can do and what I can't do. And your job as a Mormon missionary is to, in many cases, knock on doors. And if a stranger, the homeowner, lives there, they open it. And then you begin this very...

We've got the ankle better. And we're going to have to find out what I can do and what I can't do. And your job as a Mormon missionary is to, in many cases, knock on doors. And if a stranger, the homeowner, lives there, they open it. And then you begin this very...

We've got the ankle better. And we're going to have to find out what I can do and what I can't do. And your job as a Mormon missionary is to, in many cases, knock on doors. And if a stranger, the homeowner, lives there, they open it. And then you begin this very...

quick, weird exchange about religion and about Jesus Christ, which is so personal for everybody, including us, the Mormon missionaries. But it's happening on their doorstep with strangers. You're trying to get them to let you in. That's success. If they let you in, there's a full blown discussion

quick, weird exchange about religion and about Jesus Christ, which is so personal for everybody, including us, the Mormon missionaries. But it's happening on their doorstep with strangers. You're trying to get them to let you in. That's success. If they let you in, there's a full blown discussion

quick, weird exchange about religion and about Jesus Christ, which is so personal for everybody, including us, the Mormon missionaries. But it's happening on their doorstep with strangers. You're trying to get them to let you in. That's success. If they let you in, there's a full blown discussion