Josh Delaney is the founder of FABCBD, one of the nation’s largest brands. The company was founded in 2017 with no partners, debt, or investors. Through, affiliate marketing, and top-notch product development, Josh has grown the company into a multi-eight-figure business with high profit margins and millions in sales
What sets FABCBD apart from other companies?
We’re very transparent. Our products are tested by a third-party lab and we share the results publicly. Customers should know exactly what they’re getting. We also offer a 30-day money-back promise if our customers aren’t happy. Our focus is on ensuring people get the benefits they’re looking for, and if they don’t, we aren’t interested in keeping their money.
What are you proud of about FABCBD?
It’s really important to me that our work at FAB gives back to communities. So far, we’ve supported Feeding America, Make-a-Wish, funds for veterans and inner-city schools, and more. My goal would be to give a million dollars to charity each year. People think you shouldn’t talk about charity work. Somehow, it’s as if charity means more if you don’t mention it. But to me, that’s counterproductive. I want to normalize charitable giving among entrepreneurs. I want to encourage others to give by setting an example.
What motivates you?
When I started out, it was the classic motivation to make money and be successful. But that’s changed a lot as I’ve moved through my career. Now that I’m making money and I’m successful, I’m focused on time. I want the position to decide what I do with the rest of my life. I want enough money to do whatever it is I want to do. It’s not about freeing up my time; it’s about taking advantage of the time I have.