What happens when decades of experience in engineering and automotive sales no longer align with your purpose?Meet David Freedman, a business owner who took the leap into entrepreneurship after years of working in structured, high-performance environments. From engineering engines to selling luxury cars, Dave shares how he combined everything he learned to launch RedBox+ Dumpsters and why it wasn’t just a career change, but a personal decision to create something of his own.🎯 What you'll learn from Dave’s story:Why corporate changes pushed him to seek a business of his ownThe criteria he used to find the right franchise opportunityHow engineering taught him systems, and sales taught him peopleWhy relationships matter more than rank in businessHow The Go-Giver helped him redefine what value really meansHis biggest struggle with work-life balance (and how he’s working through it)What Failure is Knowledge means when you're building something from scratchDave’s journey is a lesson in trusting your experience, betting on yourself, and building a business rooted in service, not just profit.👇 What’s your biggest takeaway from Dave’s story? Share it in the comments below! 👇📦 Learn more about RedBox+ Dumpsters: https://www.linkedin.com/company/redbox-dumpsters-of-pasco-and-nw-hillsborough/posts/?feedView=all 🔗 Connect with Dave on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/davefreedman/ 🎙 Subscribe for more real stories of leadership, business, and personal growth.#FranchiseOwner #EntrepreneurJourney #SmallBusinessSuccess #LeadershipLessons #FailureIsKnowledgeSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/failure-is-knowledge-podcast-hosted-by-terryl-humphrey/exclusive-content

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