text: One of my favorite stories is Neely Powell with Charleston Shoe Company. In her early days of building her company and her retail stories, she was defrauded by $300,000 and she had no money for payroll, so she went on a road show to sell her shoes, and all these road shows, and she did not come back until she had money for payroll. It's just that sheer determination and passion that a person has to keep their business afloat when stuff like that happens, even those are rare. It's that mindset. Needless to say she came back and Amex, to Amex's credit they found the fraud and they credited back the money that was defrauded her, but the idea that just well I'm not coming back until I have payroll. I don't think everyone has the wherewithal for that, but I do believe anyone has the potential to be an entrepreneur. But why I love The Startup Story is I want to bring the real stories of entrepreneurship to the surface so that should someone have a book full of dreams and want to be an entrepreneur, they now have a real idea of what that looks like, not just what they read online. So I love it as well. I'm so glad my wife brought that question to me in my episode.