A founder explains why he moved to Utah, got his pilot's license, and bought a plane: building your own business is the only real path to freedom. Years of struggle in entrepreneurship taught him that working for someone else means someone else controls your time.
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The most sure bet of creating a life of freedom was doing it through business. I moved to Utah. My philosophy recently has been less concrete the better. So I'm nature here away from the city. I just became a private pilot. I bought an airplane last year that I've been flying around a few of the states around here. And I just don't like. I don't like to be working for other people. I don't like other people telling me what to do. And I also like to be able to provide for my loved ones and be there for them to really make sure that we're protected, protected, we're safe collectively as a unit. My friends, my family, we can do things that we want to do. And it's taken a long time to get to this point. Business is very difficult and I struggled many years in business. If you do something long enough and you fight hard enough, you will win at the end. And I just knew that freedom is what I wanted the most, that freedom and security.