Ted Elliott

It's just been a series of experiences I never thought I would have, but I've enjoyed every moment of it.

And right now, Capado is at $40 million in revenue after two years.

We have 340 people in the company.

We're going to have 600 by the end of the year.

We've raised $111 million, and we're crushing it.

Glad to see you again.

I think like a couple of weeks after I saw you or talked to you, I had one of our competitors call us up and make me an offer I couldn't refuse.

And so we sold them the business and I went on vacation.

And I tried to decide what I was going to do next.

And I thought I was going to do Bitcoin mining, which in retrospect looks like that would have been the smartest thing I could have ever done.

But at the time, it didn't seem like I was, I didn't think I was hip enough.

to be a minor.

So I had to find something else to do.

Yeah, and the six months I had between Jobsite and Capato really helped me figure out what I wanted to do with my time.

And I have to say it was the worst six months of my life because when you don't know what you're doing with your life, it can be really a shock to the system.

Turns out my wife had a heart attack because she said that I was stressing her out because I didn't know what I was doing with my life.

And I don't know if you know this, but sometimes your spouse is

act as an amplifier to your own feelings.

And so that's when I had sort of this wake-up moment of, hey, I better figure out what I'm doing with my time because there's real consequences.

So anyway, that's why it was a rough six months, but I'm glad it's behind me.