Jeremy Haynes

I will, I will fully disclose not to create some kind of shortcut or, or like lower expectations.

Grant had 50 plus employees, 25 people making calls.

He had graphic designers, copywriters, web developers, graphic, somebody like me,

out like this right but that's the cool part about life is is after people like me freak out and figure it out we create things where you can go in and actually do it I wouldn't tell you once again unless you want to spend hours like I mean days just going absolutely hammer time on marketing automation don't do it but you can it's simple simple stuff click funnels for example you have actionetics you can learn from people like Russell Brunson

You can also just go on Upwork.com if you're a real entrepreneur and you want to work on your business and not in your business.

Hire somebody else to do it who's like me out there who will work for you for dirt cheap and will do it at the same quality as what I would, but you can find them through things like Upwork.

No.

So after month 13, which is when I quit, I quit.

I mean, I did actually propose the day I left to the COO.

I said, I'm starting up an agency and I'd love to work with you guys.

My first client, they actually laughed at me.

Grant actually followed that up with going on Cardone Zone and then saying that I'd publicly fail in four months.

However, I just saw Grant for the first time since I quit in person.

I talked to him on the phone several times, but I saw him for the first time.

first time in person just under a month ago, sometime in June.

And you know, the first thing I did, I just gave him a big hug.

I individually hugged each person when I left.

I mean, it was hard.

I had four failed businesses up to that point.

I was an entrepreneur.