Iman Gadzhi

I mean, it was, for me, I mean, I was nervous going to both of them because they're both different things.

with the event with Iman, I mean, 2 million people is great, but it's also like, he targets a way different demo than I do.

You know what I mean? Like it's very much more towards the beginners, younger people.

And so it's like, it's different than I'm typically, I'm typically targeting business owners, entrepreneurs, but this is like pre that, you know what I mean? Like just the meme, the messaging, a side hustle summit was like made for people that are more beginner.

You know what I mean? I think a lot of people just do events, and they're like, it's an event, and they show up, and it's like, The event choreography is the art form that makes it all, you know, makes it work.

I think a lot of people don't think through enough of that.

It was interesting watching Iman's team.

They do a similar event every 90 days, and it's not like they're not changing it.

Man, Dan is a, Dan is a crazy dude.

I, I saw-- I w- I was with him at Iman's mastermind.

It was like the first time I ever met him, and, uh, such a, such a nice guy.

Such a nice guy, dude.

The reason why is because they're already fucking successful.

But you can see that the bad habit that these guys do, like, for example, Iman goes to the party, Andrew Tate goes to parties and nightclubs and drinks, right? The truth is, the stuff they're doing is just a lot more fucking enjoyable and social than being sat at home in your crusty computer chair and just watching another fucking anime.

So if you...

Like, right now, if you wanna go out to, like, a party and go learn to speak to girls, I would actually support you in that because, like, it might not sound like self-improvements, but if you went to a party, you would actually develop more than if you read an entire fucking book on social skills, right? So I actually would promote you for that.

And that's what a high degree of emotional awareness was.

And I didn't notice until recently that you got tested while working with Iman and you come out on top as being one of the most emotionally aware people.

And it makes sense now to me.

When I look in reverse, I can connect the dots going backwards.

You'll light up the map of that business model so much faster than you just thinking about it trying to eliminate one business model at a time saying, "Okay, this business model or that one.

YouTube or agency or drop shipping." Iman said agency for a while, but now he's actually saying to make like a Whopper account.

Like oh like you're, you're debating between all these ones.

We're not trying to get rich right now.

Definitely.

When you join Quantum, you get a one-to-one with Iman, which is essentially what most people pay for.

Yeah, I almost did it.

Yeah, worth it for sure.

And we spoke about my current problems.

I think it was a year and a half ago when I joined.

And my biggest problem back then was how do I hire good talent? Like what I love about Iman, obviously through everything that he's...

He literally created me.