Most serial entrepreneurs have interesting back stories, but few can match that of Wade Myers. There was no single point in Wade’s life since he was 6 years old that he was ever held down to only one job. His entrepreneurial bent allowed him to weave his way out of childhood poverty in the Badlands to joining the Army, holding several key sales positions at Mobil, being sent to the Gulf, going to Harvard Business School, and being a serial entrepreneur during the early days of the internet. Wade probably held no less than 30 titles in his professional career, and that’s barely scratching the surface. One hour is barely enough to get a sense of just how incredible Wade’s journey has been, but he attempts to give us the shortest version possible. We learn here that the key to Wade’s success is his willingness to take risks, seize opportunities, and break a few rules along the way. Join in and revel in Wade’s exploits in rural South Dakota, in the Army, in the volatile tech industry of the early 2000s, and in today’s business environment.