Nick Bare

So I deleted the videos and deleted the channels.

And then I finally just said, screw it.

Filmed the video, left it up.

And from that moment, have uploaded over a thousand videos on that channel, documenting my life.

Being in the army, transitioning out of the army, building BPN, launching new products.

moving to new offices and headquarters, hiring people, signing up for races and competitions, getting engaged, getting married, having kids.

It's all been documented and shared.

And I'm so grateful and fortunate that I've done that because one day when my kids are older,

We can go back and watch those videos together and they can see what it was like building this brand and pursuing your goals and identifying a goal and writing it down and calling your shot and then spending weeks, months, years chasing them down.

It's such a valuable resource of a platform and collection of content that

I get to hand off to my kids to watch.

It's not me just telling them stories.

It's showing them it all happening.

And I'm really grateful to have done that because it's not only this great collection of home videos I get to share with my kids, but it's why I'm doing what I'm doing today.

It's why I'm where I'm at.

but I'll be really honest.

In this current season of life, I don't have the same drive and passion to document everything as I once did.

It's one of the reasons I prefer the podcast platform over YouTube in this current season of life.

Because life for me just looks different now.

I'm married.