Sam Parr

Is that right?

How did your first customers find you?

So I'm known on this podcast.

It's so funny.

I have like my home life and then I've got like this like public life and people on the audience and they, they know me as someone who asks very blunt questions.

I was like, I'm still going to ask blunt questions, but I respect you.

You can respectfully tell me, Sam, I'm not answering that.

When were you able to pay yourself?

Do you remember how much?

Or you want to say how much or no?

What was the most money you made as a teacher?

So you beat your, you matched your teaching, your job in one year.

That's pretty awesome.

How's that feel?

In order to give the viewer and listener some context, are you able to say how much revenue or profit or sales you're going to be doing in 26 or 25?

So I know what it is and I'm not going to say what it is, but I'll say that I know people who have businesses that do 20 million in revenue, econ businesses that do 20 million in revenue.

And I have a feeling you're making more money than they are in terms of.

I think it's awesome.

One of the many reasons why I wanted to do a podcast with you was because

you know me and sean we get all these people reaching out to us that say they want to start whatever and they like write up these complicated reasons or these complicated business plans or something like that and we're like that's just not important just like start something in a week just move fast you know momentum to your first dollar and i don't know if this is like a genetic thing or people can become this but there's this weird thing that i tend to have sean has it you definitely have it where