Oct 19 • General discussion
The Real Startup Story No One Talks About
When I started my electrical company, I thought freedom would mean more time, more money, more control. What I got instead—at least at first—was longer nights, tighter cash, and a constant tug-of-war between being a boss, a dad, and a man of faith.
You learn fast that business ownership isn’t just about wiring jobs—it’s about wiring yourself for the load you’re about to carry. The paperwork, the doubt, the phone ringing while you’re trying to pray or eat dinner—it all hits at once.
But here’s the truth: it’s worth it. Every invoice, every long day, every lesson. Because this thing you’re building isn’t just a business—it’s your blueprint for how your kids will one day build theirs.
This community is where I’m laying that blueprint out, piece by piece. The good, the bad, and the redeemable.
Pull up a chair—this is The Wired Life
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The Real Startup Story No One Talks About
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Electrician. Entrepreneur. Family man. Sharing the unfiltered journey of building a business, leading a home, and living wired for what matters
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