This is a brief excerpt from a Capitalism.com YouTube Q&A video (#FFLTV Ep 16, uploaded March 17, 2017) in which Ryan Daniel Moran responds to a question from a viewer (Larry) asking about his most meaningful endeavor. Ryan identifies building Freedom Fast Lane—a personal-brand-driven business—as central, describing it as simultaneously rewarding (especially speaking on stage and helping others) and draining/frustrating, and notes recurring regret about scaling and selling under a personal brand.
Larry asks what is the most meaningful endeavor that I have taken on thus far? This is a tough for me. A tough for me. This is a tough for me. I feel a little vulnerable answering this question because I have for several years both found incredible enjoyment and incredible regret in putting emphasis in freedom fast lane. And that is because.
Building a business around for better or worse, what is my opinion and my training is incredibly draining, especially for the amount that I take home from the business. So a lot of times it can feel like I'm spinning my wheels and not really getting anywhere. But at the same time, I get the most love and appreciation from this platform, especially when I speak from stage and am able to directly impact someone's business. So it's those moments that I think I've gotten the most fulfillment and have been the most rewarding. At the same time, it's been the most frustrating business that I've ever built and I have many times regretted ever caring about a personal brand or trying to scale or sell things under a personal brand. So this is actually really tough for me because.
It'S like.
The dysfunctional relationship. It both gives you the most passion and it also is your biggest frustration in life. And sometimes you feel very differently about that. And that is really weird for me to talk about publicly because I don't think I've ever addressed that before. But my own personal brand has been the source of the most fulfillment and the most burnout and frustration that I've had in the last several years. And that's weird to talk about, but that's the truth of how it is. SA.
