A Midlife Crisis at age 26 from three businesses with Corey Gladwell

They said, well, you can sell your liquor at your restaurant, in your nightclub. And so that's a monopoly. And I'm like, I don't think Grey Goose is worried about the sales I'm making from. You know what I mean? Like, knowing kettle, one isn't concerned about, you know, my little vodka brand. But anyways, I had to get rid of the vodka brand. I had to sell that, which was. Which was fine. Got rid of the restaurant, and then I had this nightclub. And so for two years, again, my job was to party, having music artists out and all kinds of things. And so I always joke that I had my midlife crisis from, like, you know, 22, 23 until I was, like, 25, 26. Because it's like I. This full, you know, experience out learned a lot about failure. I learned a lot about what I don't want. I ended that with that. That kind of run there, feeling bankrupt emotionally, spiritually, you know, mentally. I was just drained and wiped out. And so, yeah, so I took a lot of. A lot of lessons from that and. And shift.