In my possession were three things: curiosity, passion, and an unshakeable understanding of who I was and what I was supposed to be doing.

Hi Adam, thanks for joining us today. So let’s jump to your mission – what’s the backstory behind how you developed the mission that drives your brand?

In my experience, good entrepreneurship is both calculated and wild. With this life comes significant risk and outstanding reward.

We’ve used our creative skills, hard work, and business and ownership acumen for generations.

When you understand who you are and the talents in your possession, and if you pair that with grit, determination, and integrity, don’t be surprised by what you see when you look back.

If you believe in something, you have to take big action. I did a long time ago and have continued to.

Proud of my business partner. It’s only the beginning for us.

Don’t tell your goals to anyone who isn't committed to helping you achieve them.

Much pressure has been endured, and much strength and growth have developed. I want to point out three things I've learned over the years…

On the one hand, it feels like forever. On the other, the past twelve years have been a mere training ground for what is just starting.

Internal clarity can help you shape and bring to life what you have already seen with the eyes of your imagination.

Your inner world is the chief priority for those designed and called to create, build, and innovate.

…continued action will help you overcome.

You cannot expect fruit tomorrow without tending to the soil of responsibility today.

…being a business owner means constant change.

Innovation is saying no to a thousand things.

I’d be lying if I said it was easy, if people weren’t difficult, or if OWNING was the same as RUNNING a business.

“Most people overestimate what they can do in one year but underestimate what they can do in ten years.”

It all begins with an idea.