Ed Mylett

I need to do the introspective work.

I need to make sure I'm aligned within my entire company with who I am and where I'm going." I was listening to, I think it was Ed Mylett and Lewis Howes on a podcast, and they were talking about internal values, and Ed made this statement.

I'm not gonna quote him word for word, but the sentiment was there, was, "This is something I do consistently several times per year." So here we have the top 1% are looking into their internal values, who are they, and they're getting very nitty-gritty and detailed with them.

But the vast majority, remember 80% of financial advisors, have never eclipsed a million dollars.

This is all this guy does.

And Jim has been doing AI for Lewis Howes and Ed Mylett and Gabby Bernstein and Jay Shetty and all these guys.

All their AI, Jim Carter has been behind it doing it for many years.

And I went to him, I said, "Bro, I've got this challenge.

Yeah.

And back to your idea, too, um, Ed Mylett taught me this 10 years ago.

Yeah.

This idea is the visionary, right?

I'm gonna leave our listeners with one thing.

I'm a, a big Ed Mylett fan.

Ed likes to talk about separation season.

When he's talking about separation season, he's usually referring to that last month, maybe two months of the year, where, you know, a lot of people just kinda lay down and, you know, take it easy.

It's probably been about eight years steady of me asking that almost every single episode.

And I remember a number of years ago, somebody asked me, "Between all the people that you interviewed, what's the common thread?" And again, I've, I've interviewed the m- the most outlandish people from Bert Kreischer to Kurt Angle to Ed Mylett to Gabby Bernstein, all these individuals who come from different walks of life, live a totally different kind of life.

And I was like, what is...

It's a good question, but I don't necessarily know the answer.