Ninja

You know, one thing I'll bring up real quick too is that 2025.

I called it the year of the Ninja because we got all the Ninja games.

We all the Ninja guidance, Shinobi's back.

Like they all came out of retirement

and

We could win that.

We don't want to win the Ninja competition.

We're building healthcare.

Yes.

I love that.

Yes.

And I love that you brought in AI talking Ninja, but we have more important questions to ask you besides that.

Did you ever want to be a Ninja?

um and toy man you were not here last week when i made the big november announcement but i'm going to reiterate all that information In case other people, perhaps other people did not listen to our Street Fighter podcast because they were afraid of spoilers and they wanted to go out to the movie theater to see Street Fighter, and I would encourage you to do so.

But next month, we're going to have Ninja November every Tuesday here on the podcast and on BulletproofAction.com.

Double feature Ninja action.

What say you, Toy Man, about that?

All ninja all the time.

When we talk about cult plastic territory, that one is definitely a high-ranking member of that society.

Yep, so we'll be covering that on the podcast.

I will be reviewing Ninja Destroyer over on BulletproofAction.com. You're going to like this lineup, Toyman, because on November 10th, We're going to cover New York Ninja here on the podcast.

It looks really tall, but the builds from this era are very interesting in the sense that not only do they incorporate much... like not crazier looking castles but just like they there is a distinct difference in look between uh these castles and the ones from the era prior um one of my favorite like side sets that isn't a castle from here uh that i have is the dragon defender uh 6043 it's basically like a i don't want to say like a catapult but it looks like a half of a dragon on wheels and it spits out the fire and like i think if i had to pick a second favorite faction it would be the dragon knights i think they're cool interesting like things on their helmets and they they just look like they keep dragons for a living like that's that's that's cool to me

Well, and so after this, 1998 rolls around, you get Ninjas, 1999 rolls around, 2000 rolls out, and you get Knights Kingdom 1.

So this really feels like it was the, hey, we have the factions, let's do something weird within this faction.

Let's make these people feel distinct, but not really their own distinct thing.

So I thought in all the excitement about the big shows of Las Vegas, let's kick off our trip report by reviewing one.

I'm talking, of course, about Robots vs. Ninjas.

We discussed it last week.

This is a limited time show.

And yes, indeed, for you, our beloved listeners, we attended Robots vs. Ninjas.

And what an experience that was.

I'm so glad we went.

We had just the best time.

If that is the brand that you want to build.

What I would recommend in that case, though, is think about names for your methodologies, names for your systems, so that if it's the Sales Ninja method by Jay Lee, that way, if you exit, if you pass unexpectedly and you have somebody else taking on the work, I'm sorry.

It's something that we all have to think about.

That's reality.

Because you said there's hundreds or thousands of doctors, dentists, lawyers.

So I'm one of thousands or tens of thousands of sales coaches and scaling consultants.

How do you uncover my story or my point of view or my brand as Jay, you know, aka Sales Ninja or whatever, or maybe that brand may be off and it's more of a method and framework, if you will.

How do you make someone like me stand out that becomes a recognizable position instead of just another sales coach in the market?