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- When you think about your legacy beyond business, what do you want the Harmo City name to represent in 50 years?
- If we can get one or two or three percent more small [music] business owners to be successful, it makes a pretty gigantic impact on the economy, impact on on families, impact on [music] kids.
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0:00When you think about your legacy beyond business, what do you want the Harmo City name to represent in 50 years? >> [music] >> I really do think legacy in a lot of ways can be a very selfish term. I think most people build their legacy cuz they want their name on a [ __ ] building. >> [music] >> I'm going to evaporate and people will forget about me. >> [music] >> What change do you want to see in the world? If we can get one or two or three percent more small [music] business owners to be successful, it makes a pretty gigantic impact on the economy, impact on on families, impact on [music] kids. You do something for a reason.
0:33What is the output of that of that work?