WOR Diesel Performance

09/01/2026

08/24/2026

6.7 Powerstroke disco party.

08/24/2026

2024 L5P in for some goodies.

08/14/2026

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07/31/2026

All new fuel lines and brake lines. Waiting on new fuel cell and battery box. I love the way this is coming together. Next is the cage and windows. 🇺🇸

07/31/2026

Not my words, but 100% truth.

So this post is for anyone out there dreaming of starting their own business or thinking it’s easy. I encourage you to go for it—I’m not trying to scare you away from it. But I do want you to understand that there are sacrifices, rewards, good times, and bad times. At the end of the day, you either want it or you don’t.

Everyone thinks being a business owner means freedom—leaving whenever you want, taking vacations, and spending plenty of time with family. The reality is that once your business is up and running, stepping away even for a few days can feel like risking everything you’ve built. Momentum can disappear in an instant.

From the outside, people only see the surface. They don’t see the sleepless nights, the money spent on advertising, the constant push to bring in work, the unpaid invoices, or the late nights trying to keep everything afloat. They don’t see the weight of carrying an entire business on your shoulders.

And one of the hardest parts that nobody really talks about is this: sending an invoice and then sitting on it, waiting. Waiting for it to be paid. Waiting while your own bills don’t wait for you. Business owners are not guaranteed a paycheck every week for 40+ hours worked. You can put in the time, the effort, the energy—and still not know when or if the money is coming in.

So when you see your buddies or family out fishing, laughing, and having a good time, it’s not that we don’t want to be there. It’s that small business owners are often faced with two choices: stay locked in, keep the business moving, and keep the money flowing so it can grow and survive—or step away and risk everything slowing down or falling behind. For a lot of us, there just isn’t a “fully off” switch. It’s either push forward or potentially give up what we’ve built.

That’s the biggest misconception. When you build something from nothing, it demands your full attention. You have to protect it, nurture it, and often sacrifice for it. You miss family time, vacations, and moments with the people you love because you’re focused on building the future you hope to give them.

People will tell you to “take a break” or “enjoy life,” but they don’t see the reality—mortgages, payroll, insurance, taxes, maintenance, and the constant stream of unexpected expenses that never stop coming.

There are good moments, but there are just as many hard ones. The business owners who seem to have endless freedom either spent years getting there, built strong teams, started with financial stability, or got lucky. For most, success is built one long day at a time.

Dreaming is easy.

But the real question is this: are you willing to commit to the process long enough to turn that dream into something real—even on the days when it’s hard, uncertain, and unglamorous?

07/22/2026

CNC Fab rear bolt on 4 link kit is coming along great.

07/18/2026

Thanks to Spencer’s Auto for the referral!

07/14/2026

I feel like I was set up today. I’m a huge American Flag guy. I love America. I walked on the Snap-On truck and boom…..this was in front of me. Now I wasn’t in the market for a box, I currently have 2 bigger ones, but an American Flag box!!!! This might just sit in the corner and get cleaned every day. 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸