Jaeson Cardiff

From a business perspective I would suggest experience. You can lose your money and then use experience to earn it back. It doesn't work the other way around, or rather, its significantly more difficult to earn money without experience. From a personal perspective I would agree with @Yvonne Carter , friends, family and health. Without either, what's the point? Great question.

Eric Covey

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What Did You Want to Be When You Grew Up?

Before the world taught me to behave, before responsibility rearranged my path, before fear replaced imagination… Who did I want to become? Not the job. Not the résumé. The identity I felt forming beneath the surface. A hero? A creator? A protector? A wanderer of hidden places? Most of us outgrew the dream before we understood what it meant. But here’s the truth: What you wanted to be was never childish. It was pure direction. A signal from the part of you that hasn’t been edited by expectation. So… return to that voice for a moment. What did you want to be? And what remains of that desire now? Share below. Not to chase nostalgia… but to remember the thread you were never meant to drop.

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What Did You Want to Be When You Grew Up?

Jaeson Cardiff

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@Sharon Prahl admit it. You made the noise of him transforming in your head when you read that. (I cant help it myself)

Jaeson Cardiff

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@Sharon Prahl I sometimes play the noise before jumping on a Teams call.

Jaeson Cardiff

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Hello from Alberta Canada

Thanks for opening the door. My name is Jaeson. I like long walks and poetry.....kidding Tech nerd. Climate junky. I race motorbikes on the salt flats (Utah) with my dad. I absolutely love building new things that people can use and love helping where I can. Side note: Just because I am a Canadian doesn't automatically mean I like or play hockey (But don't tell anyone. They might kick me out for admitting that). Cheers and Happy Freaking New Year.

New comment 18m ago

Jaeson Cardiff

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@Anant Dongre It was entirely bootstrapped, but I've been working on this since 2009. I started out working as a plumber, and I grew it from there. The first prototype I built was in my basement, and then, eventually, I convinced some amazing people to help me and invest in my company. I learned that ideas can come from anyone, anywhere. I saw the ads for Skool on my social media accounts and thought maybe I could meet with fellow techies like yourself and maybe help them on their path. Pay it forward as someone did for me many years ago. Or maybe just hang out with cool people and have some fun. :)

Jaeson Cardiff

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@Michelle McMillionairess schweet.