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Todd Graves, founder of Raising Cane‘s, viewed his temporary jobs as scaffolding to build his dream business. He worked various jobs, including as a boilermaker, and salmon fisherman, to fund his chicken finger restaurant. His story emphasizes that current jobs are steppingstones, not permanent identities, and highlights the importance of relationships formed along the way.
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