Paul Alex

So I'm thinking like very similar concept, but in Puerto Rico, I have a guy who's just real deal.

They see me giving it to like, you know, my students, my mentees, my employees, and just showing how real entrepreneurship is because half the time it's shitty.

The other half time it's great.

When you're on top of the world, it's top of the world, but it shows people the real.

Dude, I'll be honest with you, man.

Like when people go ahead and they say like, Hey, do you know such and such a bro?

I stay in my lane.

I stay in my lane because my, my clientele, they're not marketers.

My clientele, they're not like tech guys.

They're blue collar guys.

There are other cops like me.

They're like, yo, love your story.

You're a cop's cop.

What's up, dude?

How are we going to make money?

Right.

And then there we go.

You know, your avatar, your community, right?

Yeah.

so um no i mean anybody watching this man i mean by uh i guess the key takeaway for this one is just number one don't feel bad for yourself it can always be worse number two like if a freaking cop from oakland california could go ahead and build a couple million dollar companies and keep going and now trying to figure out the next stage of his life including having a kid including just being recently married including going ahead and and trying to do something that's going to fulfill him