Hey everyone, Robert M. Lam here, creator of Seven Lam to give some updates on upcoming projects.

We are posting this message to all our feeds so people can get a better understanding of where

we're at as a company and what's going on behind the scenes. Now the stuff we talk about here

won't be anything new to people who follow us on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter,

but we realize that we needed to reach our entire audience. Although real quick, if you aren't

already, follow us on all those platforms at Seven Lam podcasts. If you know Seven Lam,

you'll know that we just became a true business a year ago, but we've been releasing podcasts since

2017. It took us that long to finally make enough money that I could quit my day job and do this

full-time. Last year was my first year just working on podcasts. Before that, I worked multiple

jobs into the podcasting on the side. Most of the money I made, working those two part-time jobs,

went to funding the podcast. I spent thousands upon thousands of dollars to get this business going

because I was serious about doing this full-time. So it took a little over five years of working 15

hours a day and thousands of dollars to finally build up enough of a following to make enough money

through advertisers that I could quit. By the way, when I say I worked 15 hours every day, that's

not an exaggeration. I worked every single day Monday through Sunday, usually 8 a.m. till about midnight,

sometimes later. Usually it was about five hours a day at the day job, sometimes eight,

and then the rest went towards podcasting. The only breaks being travel time two and from work,

or when I ate breakfast, lunch or dinner, and sometimes an afternoon power nap. I probably

realistically only took about 60 days off in those five years. It was rough, but I was determined

and now I'm happy to say that I'm full-time. But that being said, I'm the only one who is. Other

people who are part of this business like Jack Austin, voice of a ton of characters,

has been helping me along the way, but Jack works a full-time job. So does Amber Simpson,

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