EPISODE · May 18, 2021 · 57 MIN
#14>Dry Pocket Apparel
from Wilderness Tamer · host conner Purvis
New friend and American entrepreneur Brian Collins co-owner of Dry Pocket Apparel. Comes on the show to talk the ups and downs of starting your own business. As well as the most important part never lose your fire for what your passionate about. Just stay the course rinse wash and repeat. Had a blast getting to know Brian can't wait to have him back on.
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