Be Authentic or Get the Fuck Out | Eric Oberembt

<p>[00:00:00]  Welcome to the Successful Life Podcast. I am your host Corey Berrier. And I am here with my man Eric Oberambt. </p> <p>[00:00:16] dang week. You did. Dang, it. It&apos;s Oberambt. Dang, it. Yeah. I think I practiced that. Like it&apos;s the twang. You can&apos;t get it with the twang, . Cause you have to pronounce and you just, you can&apos;t do that with, you can&apos;t do that with the accent. We got a little southern accent down here.</p> <p>[00:00:36] Yeah, that&apos;s okay. That&apos;s all right. . What&apos;s up brother? I&apos;ve been super excited to talk to you, dude. You and I are about to have a really great conversation, but first, Introduce yourself. Tell every, tell everybody about you, who you are. Yeah. I&apos;m, yeah. I&apos;m EricI I&apos;ve got a little sizzle reel and it starts in the beginning it says, I do a lot of things, but the thing I&apos;m, which is true, I do a lot of things.</p> <p>[00:00:59] And it&apos;s funny cuz like at the beginning of our conversation it&apos;s what do you actually fucking do, Eric? And it&apos;s that&apos;s a really good question. So I&apos;ve been in the roofing space since I was 10 years old. My grandfather started our roofing company back in 1965 and I started working with him when I was a little kid.</p> <p>[00:01:13] Cause I lived with him since I was seven. So I literally, since I was 10, was up on roofs and graduated through. Building roofs and putting roofs on to sales to eventual ownership. And then learning how to scale the business. That&apos;s my main source of income.</p> <p>[00:01:27] That&apos;s how I pay for shit. But what I found out in the last 4, 5, 6 years is that I really have a passion for other things as far as being in the recovery space, obviously is one of &apos;em. Being the co-founder of Roofers in Recovery with Paul Reed and being able to help people find out who they were actually supposed to be and that they don&apos;t have to still live and be that piece of shit that they think that they are, on a daily basis.</p>