In this episode of the Built Not Born Podcast, I sat down with Drew Beech, co-founder of Few Will Hunt, to unpack the truth about entrepreneurship, fatherhood, and building a mission-first brand that actually means something. From filling orders in his basement to leading a 7-figure apparel empire, Drew shares the mindset shifts and lessons that fueled the rise.

If you’ve ever felt like the lone wolf in your circle… this one’s for you.

🔥 Topics Covered:

• What it takes to build a brand that stands for something


• The truth about the “dark years” of entrepreneurship


• Why consistency beats talent


• Balancing business with family and fatherhood


• Building a brand around community and culture


• Real talk on co-founder dynamics

⏱ Major Timestamps:

• (3:50 ) — The origin of “Few Will Hunt” and what it really means


• (13:10 ) — The dark years: working in silence before success


• (21:30 ) — Why most people can’t handle burnout


• (32:15 ) — Building with a co-founder: zones of genius and ego management


• (45:05 ) — Work-life integration vs. balance


• (53:40 ) — The mindset required to last 7+ years in business


• (1:04:50 ) — The power of community, accountability, and “the few”

👤 Guest Bio: Drew Beech is the co-founder of Few Will Hunt, an American-made lifestyle and apparel brand focused on restoring the dignity of hard work. What began as a blog turned into a movement, growing into a multi-7-figure brand known for its mantra “Most people want to eat. Few are willing to hunt.” Drew is also a father, jiujitsu practitioner, and mentor to aspiring entrepreneurs through Few Will Hunt’s private community, Rise.

🔗 Follow Drew:

IG: @drewbyo

Brand: fewwillhunt.com | @fewwillhunt