Show Notes
Danny started with a pressure washer in the back of his SUV, knocking on doors and figuring it out the hard way. After joining HSBC, he scaled from $72K to over $220K in just over a year, but the bigger shift was going from solo operator to building a real business through people, creating opportunities for his team, and starting to see his company as an asset.
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