In this episode, Conner sits down with his sister for a different kind of conversation.

She shares what it’s been like watching him build businesses at a young age, what she really thinks about the risks he’s taken, how entrepreneurship has affected their family, and what Conner is actually like behind the scenes.

They talk about the wins, the stressful moments, the long hours, and the side of building a business that most people never get to see.

If you want a more personal look into Conner’s story and the people who have watched it happen from the beginning, this episode is for you.

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What does it really take to build something of your own when you’re young?

In this episode of Business Unpacked, Conner Schultz sits down with Nathan to talk about entrepreneurship, taking risks, leaving college, building the right circle, learning from failure, and figuring out what success actually looks like for you.

They also get into the reality of mixing business and friendship, the importance of work ethic, and why the people you surround yourself with can have a bigger impact on your future than you realize.

If you’re young, ambitious, or trying to build something for yourself, this episode is worth the listen.

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In this episode, Conner’s sales lead shares what it’s really like working alongside a 22-year-old entrepreneur who has built a fast-growing business. He talks about Conner’s leadership style, the expectations that come with being part of a high-performance team, what happens behind the scenes, and the lessons he’s learned from working closely with him. From the pressure and long days to the opportunities, growth, and responsibility, this conversation gives an inside look at what it takes to keep up in a company that is constantly pushing forward.