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In a recent Built Through It podcast conversation, Paul Padgett shared profound insights on success, survival mode, and the importance of transformation through design.
Paul reflects on his early understanding of success, shaped by a chaotic childhood with his parents’ tumultuous relationships. He states, "Success to me was coming together with like-minded individuals that wanted to work to accomplish things together." His journey has never been about money; rather, it is about waking up each day to pursue what feels right for him.
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