Oct 8, 2026 · 48 min · 14 segments
SaaS Dads is back with Dakota Routh, 4X SaaSPRENEUR Award Winner, the man behind Agency Support for HighLevel, and CEO of White Label Suite. But this episode starts somewhere very different from…
Dakota RouthGuest
Gary CappsHost
How does that make you feel to know that he died? Is that giving you, because you've achieved so much now, right? And I think this is why it's important for people to understand it's because they see Dakota now, right? And I see Dakota now.

We were at a conference in Costa Rica and we were going out after the conference and I saw your wife and I was like, hey, where's Dakota? She said, oh, he's gone back to lie down to have a rest.

because he's feeling a bit tired because you have some ongoing issues from that, from kidneys and so forth.

I was like, whoa, I had no idea about that because I just see the Dakota now, right? Who's achieved so much.

Did this reshape how you look at life? Do you die and then do you relook at life and think of it as more of a gift?

We were doing well, but we just didn't value life and the things that we had and the people that we had in our life as much as we do now.

Okay, we have all this stuff to do today, and then we'll have some family time if we get around to it, that kind of thing.

In fact, there were even times where we wouldn't go on a family vacation for a year or two just because, hey, business comes first.

And after all of that, so this, when I, when they rushed me out the door and took me in a surgery and then placed me into a five day coma, I woke up.

The first thing I remembered when I woke up was that the last memory that I had of my kids, like watching me were them sitting in the corner of the room crying.

How does that make you feel to know that he died? Is that giving you, because you've achieved so much now, right? And I think this is why it's important for people to understand it's because they see Dakota now, right? And I see Dakota now.

We were at a conference in Costa Rica and we were going out after the conference and I saw your wife and I was like, hey, where's Dakota? She said, oh, he's gone back to lie down to have a rest.

because he's feeling a bit tired because you have some ongoing issues from that, from kidneys and so forth.

I was like, whoa, I had no idea about that because I just see the Dakota now, right? Who's achieved so much.

Did this reshape how you look at life? Do you die and then do you relook at life and think of it as more of a gift?

We were doing well, but we just didn't value life and the things that we had and the people that we had in our life as much as we do now.

Okay, we have all this stuff to do today, and then we'll have some family time if we get around to it, that kind of thing.

In fact, there were even times where we wouldn't go on a family vacation for a year or two just because, hey, business comes first.

And after all of that, so this, when I, when they rushed me out the door and took me in a surgery and then placed me into a five day coma, I woke up.

The first thing I remembered when I woke up was that the last memory that I had of my kids, like watching me were them sitting in the corner of the room crying.
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