This is what client relationships should look like...

What's good yo,

Last week I took my customer hog hunting in Texas.

Her name's Claire.

She's from Canada, and her husband came too.

Canada has crazy gun restrictions, so when Claire mentioned she was coming to Dallas for a masterclass event, I had an idea.

"Let's go early. I'll take you hog hunting. You can shoot some big guns, maybe an AR or two."

The full American experience.

*cue eagles screaming into your ears as the national anthem starts playing* 

We spent the whole day together.

BBQ the night before, stopped at Buc-ee's (if you know, you know).

Then Sunday morning, out in the middle of nowhere with zero cell service.

Fair warning though, photos ahead aren't for the faint of heart.

Dead hogs and weapons.

(Yes, I did have the time of my life thanks for asking)

(Watch out, the BIG DAWGS are coming through)

We got 10 hogs total.

Three each, then we stopped because after that they charge $100 per hog and it racks up quick.

There was another group hunting with us.

They sucked.

Funniest part though… I was supposed to bring one hog home.

Went inside to pay, came back, and mine was gone.

The other group took it.

Now look, this whole entire story, it isn't about transactions.

Claire and I have been working together for over a year.

Even if we stopped working together, I'd still want to do stuff like this.

I didn't build my business to hit revenue numbers.

I built it so I can take customers on experiences like this while my company runs without me.

Sunday hunting.

Monday and Tuesday speaking at the event.

Zero fires back home.

That's the #1 goal.

And, if you're tired of your business running you instead of the other way around, I can help you fix that.

I'm doing FREE 30-minute calls this week where we'll map out what it actually takes to build something that doesn't need you 24/7.

Just click here and book a time that works best for ya.

See you there,

Jackson

P.S. Claire's already asking when we're doing this again.