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Hey everyone! I’m super excited to share this week’s episode with the amazing Chris Treese, the owner of Olympus Outdoors. Chris has been through some serious ups and downs, and his story is nothing short of inspiring.

In our chat, Chris opens up about facing a million-dollar theft that turned his world upside down and how he bounced back from bankruptcy. He also shares his personal battles with alcohol addiction and weight issues, showing us how he took charge of his life and made some big changes.

What really struck me is how Chris is all about creating luxurious outdoor living spaces for men who often feel underappreciated. He emphasizes the importance of building genuine connections online since finding time for in-person networking can be tough.

We also dive into how Chris got into the construction industry and how his past challenges have shaped him both personally and professionally. He talks about leveraging his network to rebuild his business and the vital role honesty and transparency play in his relationships with clients.

 Whether you’re looking for some motivation or just want to hear a great story, this episode is for you! 

Thank you for tuning into this episode of The Unfair Advantage. We hope this story has inspired you, showcasing how challenges can be transformed into incredible strengths in the entrepreneurial journey.

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