What happens when decades of experience in engineering and automotive sales no longer align with your purpose?

Meet David Freedman, a business owner who took the leap into entrepreneurship after years of working in structured, high-performance environments.

From engineering engines to selling luxury cars, Dave shares how he combined everything he learned to launch RedBox+ Dumpsters and why it wasn’t just a career change, but a personal decision to create something of his own.

🎯 What you'll learn from Dave’s story:

• Why corporate changes pushed him to seek a business of his own
• The criteria he used to find the right franchise opportunity
• How engineering taught him systems, and sales taught him people
• Why relationships matter more than rank in business
• How The Go-Giver helped him redefine what value really means
• His biggest struggle with work-life balance (and how he’s working through it)
• What Failure is Knowledge means when you're building something from scratch

Dave’s journey is a lesson in trusting your experience, betting on yourself, and building a business rooted in service, not just profit.

👇 What’s your biggest takeaway from Dave’s story? Share it in the comments below! 👇

📦 Learn more about RedBox+ Dumpsters: https://www.linkedin.com/company/redbox-dumpsters-of-pasco-and-nw-hillsborough/posts/?feedView=all

🔗 Connect with Dave on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/davefreedman/

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