John Gafford

But there's a song by a band called OAR, and there's a lyric in that song that, for whatever reason, through this conversation, has been resonating in my head.

And it talks about, I don't know if, in the context of a song, I don't know what it is, but in life, this just sums you up, I think.

It's, you go round and round, you go over and under, I go through.

And I think of all this stuff in your life, I think you go through, and that's what makes you you.

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Back again, back again for another episode of the podcast of Like It Says in the Opening Man gets you from where you are to where you want to be.

And today, live in the studio, kids, I got something kind of cool for you.

So this is actually a friend of mine who was very, very successful in his career, but just decided out of the blue a little while back, like a year and a half ago, to start a completely another business that's doing very well.

It's kind of starting to take off.

And we always have people on that...

you know, have kind of crossed the finish line.

I've kind of gotten over the finish line.

And I thought it would be really interesting to kind of grab somebody that was in the middle of the race and kind of talk about how they got this started, where it got going.

You know, the idea here is if you're somebody at home that has an idea that's burning inside of you and you're thinking, man, I could make that happen or all the reasons I couldn't make it happen.

This is a dude today that's going to tell you how he's making it happen.

So ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the program.

The

founder ceo chief creative and all-around genius behind the new golf brand scooter martini ladies and gentlemen welcome to the program this is scott martin scott thank you nice to meet you how are you buddy pull that a little closer first podcast for scott first one first one so dude you've been you're a pretty successful guy in your own right what what's the day job that's gotten you to where you are

Yeah.