Edward Nava : Grandmother's early life and desire for a better life, Inheriting entrepreneurial risk taking traits, Leaving a government job for commission based.

Send us Fan Mail On the podcast's fourth episode we had the pleasure of sitting down with a good friend, Edward Nava. Edward details early stories from his grandmother to childhood memories with his mother in this episode. He realizes how he may have inherited the entrepreneurial risk taking traits from the women in his family. Edward reflects how his grandmother taught him how to work not only hard but smart in his early childhood. Edwards shares how in his early childhood he would also help his mother door knock houses selling their cleaning services, known as door-to-door sales. Which helped him later on in life. While working for a local government job in the county of San Diego Edward realizes that wasn't the life he wanted for his future. He needed to explore his options, leading him to commission only jobs using the skills and hard work ethics he learned from his grandmother and mom. Connect with Edward Nava: Instagram - 11nava Connect with The Lineage Legacy Podcast: Email - [email protected] The Lineage Legacy Podcast Links: Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/p/DIVMj3-O1sl/ Apple - https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-lineage-legacy-podcast/id1810323748 Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/show/3fNZ1rvFwmvDg96NTvXYz6?si=RkgA5pyTSlSUHyBMWslfnA YouTube - https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLYGkAbXYXbGlLS5FwlJKxe0wJj32rJtW-&si=1WRQjxQ-CQ2IIHEa