For ten years, Scott Harrison’s job as a club promoter was to get people drunk and make them believe they were living the high life. In the eyes of the world, Harrison was loving his neighbors by serving a need in the market. “I spent about a decade in New York City chasing the fast life as a nightclub promoter—basically throwing fashion and music parties for a living,” Harrison recalled. “I had moved to NYC to rebel against a conservative Christian upbringing, and did that with relish, living selfishly and arrogantly.”10 Harrison’s entrepreneurial skills led to a lot of success as a club
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