I grew up in an entrepreneurial family and spent most of my working career being the “Fix it” guy. I loved big problems and loved people. I also loved creating structure and experiencing the growth that resulted from this. It allowed me to scratch my entrepreneurial itch. In 2015, I decided to make the big jump and left my “real job” to buy a sports facility. I thought I knew how to do this on my own, I’d had success before running businesses. Well, it turns out I was wrong. My dream quickly turned into a nightmare and this freedom and independence I was chasing became bondage. After about 4 ...