Rick Jordan

Let me tell you the biggest lesson that I learned is that if you have that thought cross your mind, oh, I could just go out and get this cash that puts the liability on me to put it in the company to keep it going.

That's not the thing that needs to change in that moment.

The cash flow into the company is not the thing that needs to change.

It's the company itself, something within the company and how you got to that place to begin with is where the change needs to happen first.

What's up, guys?

Welcome to Right About Now.

On today's episode, we talk to Rick Jordan.

He's back on Right About Now, and this time we're getting into what happens after the big climb.

Rick took his company public.

They scaled fast.

They fell harder.

Acquisitions can be tough.

You got to rebuild.

You got to live through the pressure.

Today, we're talking failure, ego, resilience, and what it really takes to get back up when you run out of that rocket fuel and you got to get up and give it your own.

Rick, welcome to Right About Now.

What's shaking?

dude it's good to be here again man you had already done a lot and taken off but you're about to go towards this climb and you've had it whatever stage of that there is you know i want you to share that we all see and hear people talk think that they won't be subject to things that others have the failures the wins the highs and the lows i even put people sometimes in that it's always highs for them never lows it's always yeah no joke they're always crushing it yeah

And then it's like, well, why can't I be like them?

Right.