Ryan Hanley

it's just like a, it's like a barbell kind of idea where, you know, the, the middle part people don't seem to have problems with, you know what I mean?

When you're on the path and you've gotten enough, you have enough coming in that you're not, you know, your, your past kind of depravity, but maybe you haven't hit your goal yet.

That seems like a very kind of relatively clear place for people to be, but there's people who are stuck down here that can't get off the ground.

And then you have people who've achieved, but don't know what to do next.

Like it's,

are they kind of fighting the same battle and how do we get those two groups talking to each other and, you know, and learning from each other so that we don't have this group of, uh, of, of entrepreneurs, men and women.

Um, and I think, I think in some regards we don't talk enough about the women who are struggling to get their business off the ground and the unique mental challenges they face.

Um,

Yeah.

Cause it tends to be, it's seemingly not a psychologist.

Seems like different.

How can that group learn from say maybe the group that you're in where you've, you're starting to go inward post success.

I don't believe in coincidence.

I literally just shared that poem for the first time with my boys this week.

I posted it on LinkedIn to just share, like,

I think that poem is absolutely phenomenal.

It's one of my favorite poems or just ideas of sculpting who you are as a person.

And this is crazy.

Literally this week, very first time I shared it with them.

I made them read...