Matt Ebert

You're one of the most inspirational people that I think I've ever been aware of.

The universe, Matt, answers you and wants to give you what you want.

Whenever it comes in your mind, without saying a word, just comes in your mind, that you have bad luck, continuously, right? Immediately say, that's the old me.

Homeless with a two-year-old son living in a car.

Sorry, you passed me by.

What am I going to do next? And that's not true.

And Matt, that's one of the reasons I wrote the book, Success Unshared is Failure.

And I was encouraged to do that because I can't talk to millions of people one-on-one or even in large groups without to be able to really deliver that message on how to do it, how to go from being homeless to having more than $1 billion type company.

Good morning, Mr. Matt, Mr. Blaine.

It's time for Office Hours, episode over 900 and some, and I'm here in Hawaii, just out of Las Vegas, where our superstar, incredible host and judge, Matt Ebert, on...

The season eight of Two Minute Drill.

We're blessed to be here.

It's easy.

949, just like the jingle says, 298-2905, or email me, david.com. at TheMelter.com. I'm ready to get right into it.

How about you guys? Blaine Bartlett at BlaineBartlett.com and the incredible CEO at Crash Champions, Matt Ebert.

You guys ready to go? Ready to go.

He has a multi-billion dollar company.

His name is Matt Ebert, and his humility will drip from every sentence and syllable that flows from his eloquency.

The amazing CEO of Crash Champions, my good friend, Matt Ebert.

Thanks for taking the time to be here with Blaine and I. Hello,

gentlemen.

Yeah.

Dad jokes are flowing here on Office Hours.

Speaking of dads, one of the best I know, Matt Ebert.

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