Paul is a builder of others and has put a ton of effort to get to where he's at. He is starting an internship at Adobe in the summer and is a true student of life. In this interview we talked about his beginnings, where his work ethic comes from, side hustles, and much more! This conversation was very inspiring for me and I hope it is helpful for you too.

More From Paul:

Paul’s LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/paul-marroquin/

Taste (Paul’s Dropshipping Business): https://storewithtaste.square.site/ 

Time Stamps: 

2:20 – What Paul admires most about his dad

3:15 – Building his work ethic

5:20 – Passing down his work ethic to his kids

6:33 – Getting into sales early

7:20 – Why everyone should work fast food at some point in their life

8:25 – Paul’s journey of being able to believe in himself

10:40 – Going from believing in self to believing in others

12:20 – Things that Paul has learned from his fiancé, Jackie

14:30 – Jackie’s words of appreciation for Paul

17:00 – Paul’s biggest thing he’s learned in sales

18:15 – What Paul wants to learn in sales

19:36 – Paul’s entrepreneurial journeys

22:15 – Paul’s advice for new college students

Quotes:

“He (my dad) struggled for everything he had… He worked night shift for… oh man… he worked night shifts for maybe like 14 years and anyways just was still willing to come home… we’re a religious family and he still made time to come to church even if he had gotten no sleep that night… I really look up to him. He was just always ready to come home and play with the kids so I really love that about him.” – Paul Marroquin

“I really am a nobody dude (laughs).” – Paul Marroquin 

“Sales can be the most selfless job you can have.” – Redge Allen

“I’d love to get some closing experience under my belt but I think that comes with time. I think there is still a lot to learn for me.”

Note: This interview was recorded before my internship at Stukent ended.  I have kind of procrastinated on editing this.

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