I don’t think I’ve ever really introduced myself here, so here goes.
My names Ejay, turning 40 this year, husband of 13 years to my beautiful wife Lindsay and have 2 daughters, Quincy (10) and Holland (5).
I spent most of my entire childhood as a graffiti artist.
Goal was to do at least one launch a week this year. 52 products.
It’s early November and we’re going to hit well above 60 launches. Maybe 70.
Just three dudes doing it over here. It can all be so simple.
Year over year growth. Insane partnerships. Working with some of the best athletes on earth.
2027 will be year 5 of DG. So much cooking going on we might have to collab with The Food Network.
One of the most important lessons I’ve learned as an operator is knowing when to bring others into a problem.
Fires happen every day in business. But not every fire needs to become everyone’s fire.
Too often, escalating issues prematurely creates unnecessary panic, stress, and distractions for people who never needed to be involved.
The best operators know how to assess the severity of a problem, isolate it, work toward a solution, and bring others in only when necessary.
The goal isn’t to hide problems. It’s to prevent one fire from creating five more.
Great operations isn’t about the absence of problems. It’s about maintaining calm through the chaos.
Sometimes the best sign of great leadership is that nobody even knew there was a fire.
Absolutely loved this collaboration with @bboygravity and this sold out FAST. ⚡️
Huge shout out to all the Dads that picked this up! One of my favorites we’ve done so far!
@DadGangCo