As a kid growing up in the less-than-opulent lumber towns of central Oregon, I understood early I possessed a “start-up” mentality. I felt a desperate need not just to make money, but to carve my own path in the process.
I didn’t want to mow lawns – I was the kid who wanted to learn how to mow lawns faster and better, so I could mow more lawns (yes, a few lawns were inadvertently butchered in the process). I soon left the mower to someone with less entrepreneurial spirit, and sought out an opportunity where my income – and my results – were limited only by my level of effort.
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