Mick Hunt

Like if I didn't get a scholarship, someone else was.

If I didn't go to college, maybe I can't fulfill what I need to do.

So it just instilled in me and my teens that I needed to be the best.

But also what I realized was,

The easiest way for me to fulfill that promise was through business, right?

It was through entrepreneurship.

The skill sets that I started learning and that I started developing were social skills and communication.

It was networking.

It was understanding finance at a young age.

How do dollars and cents actually work?

And so that became who I became.

I made myself...

It sounds weird to say it, but I made myself into the person that I needed to be to fulfill the promises that I made.

It was all of the emotions.

And you know, as an entrepreneur, right, you have them all and you have them all sometimes in two minutes of each other.

The idea, the excitement of the vision that I can do it, that I can solve a problem that exists.

The excitement of, wow, if I do it really, really well, I can make a ton of money.

And then the fear of, holy crap, I have to do it.

And for me, that fear was never about me personally.

The fear was...