This is a great question man … I have always worked FOR someone. In the 80’s … I worked at Disneyland. In the 90’s I was a waiter, then a cook. After grad school I worked in a church. In the 2000’s I worked in hotels and resorts. Then I became a P.A. for a doctor. Everything I’ve ever accomplished was ultimately making someone else rich, never me. Now Yes there were self-induced “extenuating circumstances” that kept me from reaching my potential but the reality was I was afraid (and still am to a degree). I was afraid of being the ‘keeper of the keys’, afraid of technology, afraid of the unknown. Well about 6 months ago I decided the time was right and I began the slow journey towards being my own boss. I have watched your journey Ron and have seen evidence of your success and it makes me think “If HE can do it (not said sarcastically) but if HE can do and be successful I am going to throw my hat in the ring and hope for half his success”.

Yeah … it’s where I go to work now! Not a bad office huh!?!

@Ron Carter