In this thought-provoking episode of 'The Pierre Subeh Experience' Pierre takes a deep dive into the fascinating world of financial choices and consumer behavior. He challenges the status quo by exploring why many of us experience jealousy and discontent when we witness our friends and social media influencers constantly upgrading to the latest iPhone.

Join Pierre as he embarks on a journey into the intricate psychology of human actualization, unraveling the layers of emotions that come with the perpetual chase for the newest gadgets. In this exploration, we discover what these feelings truly mean and how they impact our daily lives.

But that's not all! In a special segment of the episode, Pierre has an enlightening conversation with a true business legend and the successful entrepreneur behind Greenpal, Bryan Clayton. Bryan shares his insights into the world of entrepreneurship, business strategies, and how he navigated the challenges on his path to success.

So, if you've ever wondered about the hidden costs of keeping up with the latest tech trends or if you're curious about the psychology of consumer choices, join Pierre and his guest Bryan Clayton as they shed light on these fascinating topics. Tune in to this episode of "Dear people who buy a new iPhone every year" and gain a fresh perspective on financial decisions, jealousy, and the pursuit of personal growth.

During this episode, Pierre interviews Bryan:

Bryan Clayton isn't just another CEO; he's a visionary and a groundbreaker. As the mastermind behind GreenPal, an innovative online marketplace dubbed the "Uber for lawn care" by Entrepreneur magazine, he's revolutionizing the way homeowners connect with local lawn care pros. Boasting over 200,000 active users, GreenPal pulses with thousands of transactions daily, a testament to Bryan's knack for understanding market needs.

But here's the twist: GreenPal isn’t Bryan’s first rodeo. Before this digital marvel, he birthed Peachtree Inc., transforming it into one of Tennessee's landscaping giants. Under his leadership, it soared to an impressive $10 million in annual revenue, ultimately catching the eye of Lusa Holdings which acquired it in 2013.

Diving deeper into Bryan's passion, you'll find a fervor for entrepreneurialism, marketing, and the art of bootstrapping businesses from humble beginnings to soaring success. His journey from zero to profitability, and then to a grand exit, offers invaluable insights for budding entrepreneurs and seasoned business veterans alike.