Joey Carson

Like when I left my Fox job to go do that, people thought I was insane.

They were like, what are you doing?

Like you, you know, you work so hard to get, yeah, you're in charge of all this, you're doing this, you're meeting with, you know, famous people all the time.

But that wasn't it for me.

It was really more of like a personal challenge.

And I really wasn't thinking about the money.

Actually, when I first went over there, I was making less money and all the other things around that than I was at Fox.

But it was really more like, can I do this?

And then again, in the back of my mind, if I'm successful, then it's just going to pay off.

By doing the work, the results will come later.

So for me, when I've talked to people before, I talk to a lot of young people or mentor other CEOs and things like that.

To me, it's always like one of the fundamental questions is, are you growing?

Are you growing as a person?

Are you growing with your skill set?

Are you stagnating?

Because I'll give you an example.

Like in Buena Murray, we were doing all these shows.

We kept doing more and more.

But I...

way back early on, always had an interest in digital media, and this is way before the social media world we know today.