He Built Five Companies Then Admitted He Should Have Built One Better (LIVE)
Adam Shampaine built a $68 million home improvement empire by mastering canvassing, then expanded into a vertically integrated portfolio of businesses — including installation services, a finance company, and commercial construction — creating a moat most remodelers can't replicate. But h
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