Joey Carson

What do you think I should do?

Here's the situation, blah, blah, blah.

And they would help steer me through that.

And so...

Now, interestingly enough, I'm one of the old guys that talks to a lot of younger people.

But what I've come to understand is that this one issue right here is probably, to me, it's the greatest determinant of someone's success.

And it is, are you coachable?

If you're not coachable, nothing can be done.

And we all know people like that, that they have to be the smartest person in the room.

Or if they listen to something, it's, yeah, yeah, okay.

And they think that they know more than everybody else.

I think a lot of that comes from insecurity.

And I think it's just insecurity, quite frankly.

So to me, that's the number one question.

Are you coachable?

Because a lot of people say that.

You and I see that a lot.

How many times has a business owner come into us that we're talking to or whatever, and they have a phenomenally successful business, $100, $200 million business.

And they'll say to me, like, oh, I'd love to have a guy like you come in.

Like, that would be great because I want to bring in an operator, right?