Jordan Harbinger

And that's a huge advantage.

Corbin said that he's seen this happen before, where a business owner felt an employee was getting too big for their britches.

They kicked that employee out for ego reasons, and then the employee walked away with their clients and just ate their former employer's lunch.

We'd love this outcome for you, but only you can decide if the rewards outweigh the risks.

Yeah, his ex-partner's not going to take this lying down.

I'm glad Corbin brought this up because it's exactly where my mind went when we read this letter.

There's a pattern here of people using his past against him, right?

But that leverage only exists because he's guarding it, right?

So is the answer stop guarding it?

Maybe.

It's an interesting strategy.

Of course, but it's also an interesting question.

Which is more terrifying?

Coming out and saying, here's what I did when I was a very different person.

Sunlight is the best disinfectant.

Or walking around with this freaking sword of Damocles hanging over your head because you're constantly worried someone's going to find out your past and weaponize it against you.

Exactly.

Or until his girlfriend turned him against you, assuming that's even what happened.

And the idea is to allow you to get a fair interview and assessment of your abilities regardless of your criminal history.

Right, and her advice there is, be honest about it, but you don't need to get into the gory details.