Introducing Dylan Mansanarez, a vital member of the Joule Case family, whose journey intertwines entrepreneurial spirit with a commitment to excellence. Since joining, Dylan's enthusiasm, resilience, and diverse experiences have contributed to Joule Case's evolution. Join us as we delve into his inspiring narrative, uncovering the personal anecdotes and driving forces behind his journey with the company.

Q: What led you to work for Joule Case?

A: My homie Jesse Baker connected me with Justin when he was looking to expand his sales team. After talking with Jesse and Justin, I really liked the product and the impact it has on business owners. It feels good knowing I’m selling a quality product with a proven ROI for the customer.

Q: What's a typical day look like for you in your role at Joule Case?

A: Making sales calls to inbound leads and cold calls to potential prospects. Building and presenting PNAs/Joule Case battery system solutions.

Q: What about Joule Case's mission inspires you?

A: The positive impact it has on business owner’s ability to increase their profit margins, future-proof their business, and provide them a more reliable, simpler power source while making a positive impact on the environment.

‍Q: Which movie or TV show do you quote most often? What is you favorite quote?

A: “Life’s tough. It’s even tougher when you’re stupid.” - John Wayne

Q: What's something most people don't know about you?

A: My last name is supposed to be spelled “Manzanares”. When my great grandparents migrated from Spain, the government spelled our last name wrong. So now our last name is spelled “Mansanarez.”

Q: Do you have any pets?

A: French bulldog named Kona and she’s the best dog on earth. No argument.

Q: What was your first-ever job?

A: Started my own small business in high school called “Dylan’s Farm Fresh Eggs”. I would raise chickens and go door-to-door selling their eggs.

Q: If you could meet any living person for dinner, who would you pick and why?

A: Joe Rogan - We share a lot of common interests and viewpoints. He has a huge depth of knowledge from over 2000 podcast interviews. It would be very interested to speak with him about all he’s learned through his podcast and own life journey.

Q: What do you love to do outside of work?

A: Workout, hiking, fishing, and basically anything outdoors.

Q: If you had to play one album forever which one would it be?

A: This is a trick question. I can't answer this. I listen to music based off mood.

Q: If you could have a lifetime supply of anything, what would it be?

A: Ghost energy drinks

Q: What’s the best piece of advice you have ever been given?

A: “You don’t become confident by shouting affirmations in the mirror, but by having a stack of undeniable proof that you are who you say you are. Outwork your self-doubt.”

“We question all our beliefs except for the ones we truly believe.”

“This is what hard feels like. This is where most people quit which is why most people fail, but you can keep going which is while you’ll succeed. Keep going.”

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