Tells origin story through vlogfrom @yohnmav

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Four years ago, I bought a bowling alley that shut down in Chicago. I was 22 years old making a decision most people thought was crazy. Why would I risk reopening something that closed after sixty years? Now Dalton Bull is also shutting down down its lanes for good. Because ever since I was 15, all I could think about was building something. It started with selling clothes I made to my friends in high school, then buying my first investment property at 19. It's actually pretty crazy to think because at 26, I've been running a business for more than a decade. About three years after buying my first center, I took on another. But this time, I decided to document everything because what I didn't know at 22 was how much I'd have to sacrifice to keep a place like this alive. My closest relationships, my weekends, and every ounce of focus that could go anywhere else. Running a business can be really rewarding, but it can also be super lonely, and that's something I struggled with. I didn't start posting on social media to make money or to try to go viral. I started posting online to find more people like me, and it worked. I connected with other business owners, investors, and creators. I wish I was I wish I was on camera. That was that was fucking blocked in right there. And I put everyone in a group chat no we can take over the world. I'm just kidding. But in the few months of talking to these guys better day, I've learned so much and super inspired and motivated to keep pushing forward. It's something I wish I had when I was 22, which is why I created the business creator worse, a community for founders, business owners, and creatives looking to grow. Because the truth is, if you wanna meet new people who share similar interests, you have to put yourself out there. I wish I didn't wait till I was 26 to do that. So if that's something you'd like to be a part of, I'm a business creator and I'll hit you with that link.