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Three years ago, my wife and I packed up our life in Boston and moved to Florida. No five-year plan. No spreadsheet of pros and cons. Just a gut feeling and a decision to go.

This episode is about that move — but it's really about something bigger: the three types of people when it comes to change.

The first one plans everything before they act. The second one plans so much they never move at all. The third one jumps in and figures it out on the way down. I'm the third type. Always have been.

I get into the goods, the bads, and the ugly of starting over: keeping my 17-year Boston business alive from 1,200 miles away, learning to delegate when I thought nobody could do it better than me, walking into a more competitive market where literally nobody knew my name, and discovering a whole world of window treatments I'd never even heard of (hello, hurricane shutters and retractable awnings).

Here's the heart of it: there's no right or wrong way to face change. There's just knowing who you are and acting like it.

In this episode:

• The three mindsets people bring to risk and opportunity
• What it really takes to run a business long-distance
• Why letting go (delegating) was harder than the move itself
• Building a network and referrals from zero in a brand-new market
• The Brazil deal that taught me "no risk, no upside"
• The Florida surprises I never planned for
  
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