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A (0:00)
I want to create a place where it's not just about thumping on my chest and saying, we're better than you. We're going to take you down. It was more about, let's put some points on the board. And at the end of the game, the one who puts some more points on the board wins. It's about doing something real.
B (0:20)
Welcome to Confessions of an Implementer. I'm your host, Brian Hogan. We share unique stories of EOS implementers and the companies they've transformed to give you a rare glimpse into the successes and challenges of the system in action. Let's jump in. All right, well, let's kick this thing off. Josh, thank you so much for taking the time to come on and share your journey, share your story. Really excited about this one.
A (0:43)
It's my pleasure and honor.
B (0:44)
Right?
A (0:44)
Yeah.
B (0:44)
And look at this room. It's not too often that we get to come into real studios. And so thank you for, like, you made a big trip today, so thank you for coming on up here.
A (0:53)
It's my pleasure. Anytime I can be around the clouds like this, I mean, yeah.
B (0:59)
It's also. I was telling you earlier when I found this studio and it was one of the recordings that I did, it was interesting because there's a whole bunch of celebrities that come here, so I feel like we're living in their aura, which is great.
A (1:11)
Fantastic. Maybe one of these days we'll be recognized at that same level. So this is the origins. We're starting here.
B (1:16)
We're on our way. Let's start with this because you have a really interesting story. This is not your first trip around the block when it comes to helping businesses, growing businesses, things like that. You are an expert implementer. You are also hard to get a hold of. I remember. I remember trying to. Trying to lock you down in the early days and. And that just speaks a lot to people. People are looking for your time, they're looking for your wisdom, they're looking for your advice. And, like, you have an operator background. So this is like, you experienced it, you lived it first before you ever went into helping other businesses and leaders out. So, like, walk me through that founder journey. Like, did one day you just wake up and you were just like, I'm a founder now. Let me start a company. Or what did that look like for you?
