service

And a lot of them are, I guess, what you'd call solo entrepreneurs.

They're service-based.

They've, you know, they're helping somebody with their skill and expertise.

And they have to juggle all of it.

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And I know it's locally owned and operated, which I think is a big deal.

And I think it says a lot about service and craftsmanship and really customer service all the way around.

And it really does provide an anchor, I think, for folks walking into Pride Pools and and shopping hot tubs.

So talk a little bit about the background of Generation Hot Tubs.

All the companies we're using are U.S. companies as well.

And that means a lot to us.

And to your point about customer service, that's a biggie for us.

So I myself struggle with other companies.

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And so I think like, especially for coaches or service providers, like there's 1 million ways that we should do something.

And it's really easy to get caught up in those sheds of like trying to constantly pivot to do new things.

and i found myself in this very much within the design industry i felt so so so boxed in to what services i needed to offer in order to be a design studio and what that looked like and the deliverables that came with that so i felt very much like my services just needed to be brandon website just deliver the brand, deliver the logo files, build our website, launch it, and that was it.

But over the course of working with my clients, I realized that there was so much more to the work than just that and that the process that I was taking my clients through was so much more than just creating a logo, putting it on a website, and then launching that.

And I think that it's taken me a while to build up the confidence or just like the reassurance in the service that I was providing.

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Across this series, we have explored why companies are scaling faster, what happens when AI agents become the customers, and why business models need to change as AI creates value differently.

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