From Starting Over to Starting a Plumbing Company | Lyndsey McDonald

When I was in the car business, I don't know if you know this about me, but once upon a time between radio and what I do now, I was in the car business.

And that happened a lot where you'd have these conversations because you're spending a lot of time with one person trying

to

make the second largest purchase of their life and what they typically make.

And they open up.

I mean, sometimes they just open up.

Yeah.

And everybody has a story.

That's what's wild to me.

I was just listening to your podcast on the way over here and it's like, everybody has a story.

Oh yeah.

And gosh, we've got to remember that because it makes us all more human and more alike than we think.

But I loved your, I mean, I was listening to the one with the cop who turned to coffee and it's like, You know, none of us are really that special.

We all have stories and we all have amazing trials that we've gotten through.

And

it just, why not pull up the people who are two steps behind us, bring them along.

You're the best equipped to help the person you once were.

Yes.

Yes.

That's a much more succinct, better way to say

it.

It's, again, a quip, an anecdote that I heard from somebody else.

It's a

jimism.

Maybe at this point.

When I was in the car business, I don't know if you know this about me, but once upon a time between radio and what I do now, I was in the car business.

And that happened a lot where you'd have these conversations because you're spending a lot of time with one person trying

to

make the second largest purchase of their life and what they typically make.

And they open up.

I mean, sometimes they just open up.

Yeah.

And everybody has a story.

That's what's wild to me.

I was just listening to your podcast on the way over here and it's like, everybody has a story.

Oh yeah.

And gosh, we've got to remember that because it makes us all more human and more alike than we think.

But I loved your, I mean, I was listening to the one with the cop who turned to coffee and it's like, You know, none of us are really that special.

We all have stories and we all have amazing trials that we've gotten through.

And

it just, why not pull up the people who are two steps behind us, bring them along.

You're the best equipped to help the person you once were.

Yes.

Yes.

That's a much more succinct, better way to say

it.

It's, again, a quip, an anecdote that I heard from somebody else.

It's a

jimism.

Maybe at this point.