Can telling the truth open doors of opportunity?

That's the question we answer with our guest this week.

In this episode, Erin talks to owner and creator of Basement to Balcony - Ken Branson. Ken serviced ATMs after serving time as a Marine. He was charged with 13 felonies in 3 different counties for taking around $40,000 from the ATM's he serviced over the course of his career.

Yes, Ken is a convicted felon who now uses his love of the "thrill" to serve the big ticket clients he serves with his video production and content brand.

Tune in and listen to how Ken now navigates entrepreneurship and life!

Get ready to dive into what Resilience In Action means to Ken Branson.

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