Steve HolmstromHost
Once Kara and I became full owners of Zinger, God gave the company its first breath of life, its first job.

Then before long, our two towers were back in the yard staring at me as if to say, "There's something you don't know." And that's when it hit me.

That sounds laughably simple now, but in that moment, they had started out just as clueless as me, but somewhere along the way, they learned something I hadn't.

In that moment, I became instantly convinced that if I wanted different results, I'd have to humble myself and ask successful people to teach me things I didn't know.

Once Kara and I became full owners of Zinger, God gave the company its first breath of life, its first job.

Then before long, our two towers were back in the yard staring at me as if to say, "There's something you don't know." And that's when it hit me.

That sounds laughably simple now, but in that moment, they had started out just as clueless as me, but somewhere along the way, they learned something I hadn't.

In that moment, I became instantly convinced that if I wanted different results, I'd have to humble myself and ask successful people to teach me things I didn't know.
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