“At nine years old I started my first business renting sleds and toboggans out of my dad’s television repair shop. The business was booming and I was able to buy my first pair of skis that winter.”
Scott Meier • Co-Owner, Right Now Air
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“I was 14 and wanted the coolest shoes that everyone was wearing (Adidas). My dad said my shoes were just fine. I still wanted them; he got me my first job, and I got my shoes!”
Andrew Economon • General Manager House of Blues Las Vegas
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“I bought myself a new pair of Converse shoes. Everyone had them and I wanted a pair too. Ironically, the very next day after I bought them, I ruined them playing football.”
Morris Jackson • Northwest Las Vegas District Manager, Wells Fargo Community Banking
“A skateboard. Luckily, my parents picked up the tab for the emergency room visit that followed.”
Stephanie Forte • Founder, Forte Creative Media PR
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“I bought protein powder and lifting straps.”
Boris Sapone • Owner, Colosseum Training Center
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“After opening my first business at 24 years old, I reinvested every penny for the first four or five years. My first big purchase was a Rolex, which was a constant reminder that if I stay focused, I can succeed.”
Darby Neagle • Co-Owner, Guns and Ammo Garage