A 56-year-old from Local Handyman cries when he sees people achieve dreams they thought impossible. He believes each person's success ripples through families and communities, and he splits the word impossible into I'm possible to remind people they can reach the top.
I am 56 years old and there's still times that I cry, and I want to tell you what that's all about. Nothing drives me more than actually watching other people achieve their dreams, achieve the success they never thought was even possible. And for being part of Local Handyman, I get to see this all the time and it drives me. I sit on a call every now and again and I hear the stories of people going above and beyond and just saying the things that they've done, that their families are done, the vacations they're going on and what they are doing. And honestly, many, many times brings a tear to my eye because I love watching people be successful. I love the success I've created for myself and my family, and I only want it for everyone else. If you're watching this video, I want it for you. I want you to take things to that next level, to achieve the results that you're looking for in every way and form. In fact, I want you to take the impossible and make it possible. In fact, if you split those two words up, it becomes I'm possible because I really want you to be at the top of your game doing the things you need to do because the more successful you are, the more you're going to impact your communities, your families, everything else. And that for me is what genuinely drives me forward, brings me to tears virtually every single time because I love making your success our success.
