In the eleventh episode of Kars & Koaching with Dr. K, we welcome Eric Field, a young and dynamic entrepreneur who co-founded the successful auto transport company Guardian Auto Transport. Recently, at just 28 years old, Eric achieved a significant milestone by selling his company to ACERTUS.

Eric has been a close friend and mentee of Dr. K for the past four years, having been Dr. K's first coaching client. Throughout Eric's entrepreneurial journey, Dr. K has provided invaluable guidance and support, especially during challenging times when Eric considered quitting. Their strong bond and mutual respect have played a crucial role in Eric's success.

In this episode, Dr. K and Eric delve into the journey of building Guardian Auto Transport, from its inception to its acquisition. They discuss the highs and lows of entrepreneurship, the importance of perseverance, and the strategies that led to their success. Eric shares insights into his mission of developing leaders and providing the smoothest customer experience in auto shipping, a principle that has driven his business philosophy.

Listeners will gain a deeper understanding of the entrepreneurial mindset, the importance of mentorship, and the resilience required to navigate the business world. Eric's story is a powerful testament to the impact of dedication, leadership, and the support of a great coach.

Tune in to Kars & Koaching with Dr. K for an inspiring conversation with Eric Field, and learn about the journey of a young entrepreneur who turned his vision into reality.

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#11 - From Startup to Success - Eric Field's Journey of Selling His Company at 28