Mark Osborne dropped out of college to run a landscaping business and became financially better off than debt-burdened peers. But letting the company define his identity left him frustrated and unable to imagine what came next.
I was pretty good financially ready for that, right? Like, I didn't have a lot of debt, was a pretty young guy, so like I certainly had more money in my back pocket than my friends that were just graduating college with tons of college debt. Right. Uh, and what I learned during that time is that I had totally let my business define who I was. And I, I laughed at the soccer thing because that's the high high. I was like, you know, I don't know what I'm doing. Like, I'm, I'm just kind of a frustrated guy to be around because I can't figure out like what I want to do next. You know, I was so young that the landscaping business was my entire life, right? I dropped out of college to go run that company. Like, it's obviously a huge part of me.
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