HEY,

HEY, 2020, I'm Evan, and in 2020 my life fell apart. My life completely fell apart. But somehow it turned out to be the best thing that ever happened to me. So back in 2020, I was a senior in college, barely any responsibilities, easy all classes and all I did was hang out with my friends and go to the gym. And honestly, that time was awesome. I remember thinking to myself, this is what it's all about. Then of course, in March of 2020, COVID hit and everything fell apart. All the students were sent home, graduation was canceled, and every opportunity that I thought I had just completely vanished. Day. One day I was living my best life, the next day I was back in my parents' house, broke, depressed, and stuck. And it's time came, my parents kept telling me, get a job, get your ass, basically, do something. And me being stupid and stubborn, I kept telling them, I'm never going to sacrifice my happiness for money, no matter what. As everyone knows, the bills don't care about that. The pressure only got worse and my parents only got more annoyed. That point, I applied to over 250 jobs. Guess how many got back to me? One. Offering me $1,000 a month. And that's when it hit me. No plan, and I don't know what the fuck I'm doing. I don't know what the fuck I'm doing. How to get that was rock bottom. But that's the point when I realized that nobody is going to save me. And if I wanted something better, I'd have to do it myself. And that is when everything started to change. My first opportunity came from a comedian where I worked on a very small podcast called Cash Daddies, where the pay wasn't even enough to cover my groceries for the week. One thing led to another, and by the time I was 22, I opened up my own terribly named business called Sturdi. At first, that business did was make content for brands. But now with time, that business has evolved into something much bigger than that. I run online coaches, personal brands, and businesses into their ideas into content that gets seen, shared, and actually makes money. So what I learned is this. It takes those really bad times to appreciate the good ones. And in hard times, create hard men. So there you go, that's my story. And learn, actually, follow. I'll follow me and I'll help you.