Bill and Taylor Moore on How Men Can Build Deeper, More Honest Friendships

That's really beautiful.

And Bill, your job was so intense.

How did you love on your family as well as start and run your business? What did that look like?

Yeah, that was not hard, Greg, from the standpoint of knowing that my purpose for work was to love my family and to care for them.

Good husband, love God, love my wife, love my children.

I had that order right.

And work was simply a part of that process.

It was not to build a kingdom of wealth and notoriety and fame.

And more vacation time and great and great cars and homes.

And that was not the purpose of work.

Work was to serve my family.

And so it was easy then for me to know at five o'clock I was home.

So four four o'clock I left work.

Didn't matter what was going on that way.

The point wasn't to build the business.

It was to build my family.

And so work was just simply a part of that.

So,

yeah.

So we go from this guy that didn't have his father present and had some challenges growing up to a guy that's a business owner.

What were a couple of turning points or kind of in your early career? Yeah.

Yeah, it's a great question, Don.

The single greatest turning point was when I started studying the Bible.

Taylor said I went to Catholic high school.

I learned all this stuff.