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Marshall Morris is a serial internet entrepreneur and an Army Veteran who sold his first online company at the age of 28 for over 7 figures. Since then he has been actively involved in scaling profitable 7 and 8 figure internet based businesses that focus on high quality products and services that give back to humanity in a measurable way. His current company iHeartDogs.com , co-founded with partner Justin Palmer, has funded over 10 million meals to shelter dogs, donated over 100,000 toys to animals shelters and provided over $250,000 dollars to pair Veterans with service animals.\n\nMarshall Morris- Army Infantry \n\nMarshall was in the Army Infantry in 11 Hotel which is now 11 Bravo. \xa0He wanted to go to college so he signed up for the National Guard so he could attend locally. \xa09/11 happened during right before his basic training. Marshall was from New York so when he returned from basic training he was immediately deployed active duty with top secret clearance to watch air bases in New York City against domestic terrorism.\n\n\u201cAll my other friends went overseas. \xa0So I had this guilt there for a long time because I didn't choose that destination. \xa0But I got assigned it and I felt like I should be overseas.\u201d - Marshall Morris\n\nDown Time Reading\n\nWhile in the Army, Marshall had brutal hours when watching air bases.\xa0 They required him to work from 7pm until 7am so Marshall did a lot of reading that stimulated the brain. \xa0Therefore, he focused on business books and discovered that you can create a hunger and a passion for things by just acquiring knowledge.\n\n\u201cI had read up all these successful people and I think that's knowledge.\xa0 It's such a great starting point, right to the next thing. \xa0And also the other thing that I learned in the military was it's a mental game. Business is a mental game. \xa0Um, you make it mentally or you don't make it mentally.\u201d - Marshall Morris\nTransitioning\nMarshall decided that when he got out of the Army that he was going to go straight into sales and not go to college. \xa0He was going to apply the determination and mental game he learned in the Army and work hard and smart. As Marshall was doing well in his business he then transitioned into real estate in 2007.\xa0 Then he started his own company and 3 months in it fell apart.\n\n\u201cThe whole world fell apart. \xa0You know what I mean? So here's what happened. \xa0I panicked for the next year I lived, I lost my mental game.\xa0 The situation I was in felt real. \xa0And it's so easy when you rub up against something very real and painful and you just kind of retreat.\xa0 The next year was what I called my year in the desert because I literally didn't have a job. So went from earning and kind of building and investing and being brave and fearless to a different person.\u201d - Marshall Morris\nBeing Mentally Tough\nMarshall spent time away from everything and eventually found himself going back to the principles of what he learned in the military. \xa0He had to change his mindset and had to be prepared to win from the beginning and know he was not going to fail.\xa0 Marshall decided to become an expert at something people would pay him to do.\n\n\u201cSo I learned a skill set and I applied it and we sold that company for seven figures three years later. \xa0And it was like, okay, this is cool. It was an internet company. It was kind of like Auto-Trader. It was basically a company like that, cars online, things like that.\u201c - Marshall Morris\niHeartdogs.com\nAfter selling his first business, Marshall continued to network and surround himself with successful people. \xa0This ultimately led to starting the business iHeartdogs.com. In 5 years they have sold over 63 million dollars of revenue. \xa0iHeartdogs.com sells products to people who have pets, who celebrate their pets.\n\n\u201cThe only reason I've been able to do that is because I've been able to apply principles that really were taught and ingrained in the military. \xa0Those principles of not giving up,