A founder says goodbye to their first office, a corner unit where they closed major deals and built their business. They're moving to a virtual model with higher marketing spend as the company outgrows the physical space, but the impact of supporting families and creating those early wins stays with them.
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Guys, this was my first ever office I ever had. I decided I was going to take a massive step in my business, and I got this office. I really didn't even need it, but here we are. It's my last day in it. I got the corner unit, as you can see. It was beautiful. I really enjoyed it here. I got a lot of work done here from some of my biggest deals were close here. It was a. It's a very special place. But, guys, we outgrew it. We realize to run lean, we can just throw more money at marketing if we run a virtual company. And it's just kind of the way we've been running it now. Been working really well for us. But yeah, guys, I've been moving all my stuff out of here. I'm really grateful for this opportunity to have had this and to be able to afford this and be able to provide for families out of this office. So it's pretty neat. A lot of good stories here, A lot of good times here, but the show must go on. That's what we'll do here.