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Welcome to Invest in Yourself, the Digital Entrepreneur Podcast. Join the podcast mogul Phil Better as he interviews successful entrepreneurs that make their living in the digital world. Now, let's try your host, Phil Better, and his special guest today on Invest in Yourself, the digital entrepreneur podcast.

Hello, and welcome back to another episode of Investing Yourself, the Digital Entrepreneur podcast. I am, of course, your host with the Most Feel Better, the podcast mogul. And I'm happy to introduce our guests today. They are the visionary CEO and entrepreneur who is reshaping the on demand concierge sector through Swiftly's group innovative platform with a relentless focus on excellent and innovation. Our guest leads the charge in redefining the Swiftly Group's platform and delivering exceptional services to their users. His visionary leadership and commitment to transformational solutions have positioned Swiftly Group as a game changer in the industry. Our guest's unwavering dedication to the excellence and customer satisfaction propels Swiftly Group towards a future of un percent unprecedented success. With this visionary mindset, our our guest anticipates emerging trends, embraces cutting edge technologies, and inspires his team to develop tailor personalized solutions.

Please put your hands together for the CEO of Swiftly, Cameron Black. Cameron, thank you so much for being here.

Thank you. Thank you, Phil, for having me. And, wow, what an intro. Now with that type of intro, do I even need to go ahead? Do I need to be here?

No. I think we could just end this show right now. That was it. Thank you so much, Cameron. Ladies and gentlemen, thank you for listening. No. Oh, Cameron, Thank you so much for being here, and, being on

the show. You're most welcome. Thanks for having us.

So, yeah, I read this beautiful little intro that pretty much summarizes a bit about you more and glorifies who you are and which rightly deserved with what you've done with the Swiftly group. But, I want you to introduce yourself to my audience so they can get to they know wow. Get to know you a bit better and on a different way from your own words.

Sure. So, guys, as you know, my name is Cameron. I am the CEO and founder of Swiftly, which is a 24 hour on demand concierge app. Swiftly, isn't, of course, my first, journey to entrepreneurship, which is why we're here. I've had sort of many, renditions of other versions, and I'm here to really sort of tell your listeners, more about journey into entrepreneurship, little bit about Swiftly, and why they must keep going, and follow their dreams. I I

love that. And I love that you're you're keep building on your previous successes to be the giant, that you wanna become in the future. Let's start with the beginning. Why did you decide to become an entrepreneur? Like, what was it that sparked the entrepreneurial bug in you?

I don't think it was a a decision to become an entrepreneur. It was just, you know, you you you grow up as a kid and you we we we see things that we want, you know, whether it's fast cars or whether it's beautiful houses or clothes or vacations. And the you know, we look at our favorite football players, in my case, and we wanna be we aspire to be like them. And, you know, or the, the CEO of a company, and we aspire to be like him or her. And it's just who you want to replicate. And in my case, the DNA was entrepreneurship. And here I am today, as a so called entrepreneur, but it wasn't that journey. And my journey was, well, hey.

Listen. What if we could do x? We could end up with y. And if we could do y, we could do a, b, c. If a, b, c could happen, then we could do 123. And it just spiraled out of control, and I'm here with Swiftly today.