Cory Sylvester 📦
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Cory Sylvester 📦
@StorageDataDev
Growing the largest private storage platform in the 🇺🇸. Co-founder @radius_plus (exited 2025), @dxd_capital & @managespace_
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It has come to my attention that a particular well regarded individual for a particular aviation unit had out of pocket expenses for his recovery.
(Govt wouldn't cover).
As a result, Uncommon Elite will be donating all proceeds from the sale of this t shirt, and matching it to offset them.
All $ will go to the 160th Nightstalker Foundation.
Link in comment.
Christian Ruf@pinpulleddrmf
Finally found a killer merch guy Vet owned, on it 24/7
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@SahilBloom I think I’m just going to have to come up there just to go for a run
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@roblabonne @SahilBloom Pumped you guys were able to make it happen
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@StorageDataDev What about indoor not getting hot enough?
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@SahilBloom You're on my list of people who I'm grateful for
Happy birthday my man
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@JerimiahLee And setting up the electrical for the outdoor unit can be more costly if you have to run a line
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@JerimiahLee It will last a lot longer if you keep it inside
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@SahilBloom it's quickly become a staple in my routine
love these products - now come up with a deodorant!
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I've been blown away by the response to Wild Roman.
And I've also seen a lot of people weighing in on this being a bad move relative to other things I could have done...
I welcome the pushback, but here's why they're all wrong:
This was not a financial play (nor was that the primary motivator) and it had very little to do with my audience as the strategy.
If I were interested in the fastest way to maximize $, I would have just launched a course, mastermind, or whatever info products big influencers are doing these days.
I've always viewed selling to my audience as an afterthought. It's great for short term dopamine, but bad for long-term durable businesses. So many examples of people thinking a big audience equals a successful business, and finding out the hard way that it just isn't the case.
So why did I start this?
My rule for anything I do is simple:
Create things you'd want to consume.
That applies to my writing/content, but more broadly to business.
I don't want an info product or mastermind. I wouldn't consume that, so I've never been inclined to create it.
The reality is that I've been obsessing over my own skincare and natural products since I was in my mid-20s because I struggled with bad skin my whole life (and a natural concoction from my grandmother fixed it).
In this case, I spent 18 months (and way too much of my own money) to get a challenging physical product off the ground.
It's a product I am extremely proud of. So much so that I'm full price paying customer number 1, with the first two complete routine subscriptions (one for my wife and one for me).
I believe deeply in what we created and think it's amazing.
Everyone is entitled to their own opinions on whether something is the right move or not, but I've personally never been more excited about a business project.
I'm in flow with this, and it'll show in the results. I don't need to talk about it much more than that.
P.S. Check it out at WildRoman.com. The product rocks.


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@SahilBloom Mastery is when you accomplish it with your kids
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@roblabonne yes, i hit 4-5 days a week on avg
work up to those temps and times
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@roblabonne every day, 200, 20-30 minutes
make sure to rehydrate with proper salts
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I got sick of putting things on my skin that I’d never put in my body.
So I spent 18 months creating the perfect solution.
Wild Roman: 100% natural skincare for men.
Made with:
- Grass fed tallow
- Cold pressed oils
- Wild botanicals
Order today: WildRoman.com




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