A personal reflection on work ethic and gratitude, shaped by the speaker's father. The video explores how less physically demanding work can be a privilege, and how various people in the speaker's industry have influenced their approach to hustle.
I would definitely say my parents definitely. Heck, like, we have construction going on back here. That's what my dad pretty much did. And he always would just tell me, you know, you could be doing that for the rest of your life, or you could be happy that you're in the ac, pounding the phone book, you know, getting deals. I'm like, okay, I'll never complain about this, then fine. Like, I get it. There's our stress that there's like, actual people that have to, you know, do the physical labor, go sweat their all day, come home, you know, sore and tired. The beautiful part of this industry. I think there's so many people along the way that have been a big influence. The EPM crew, you know, Eddie's been a big influence. Kenny's been a big influen. Jenna. There's been so many awesome people. You could tell the people that get it that are, you know, big, like, momentum makers in the industry. It's an abundance mindset, and I think there's just so much of that all the way around.
