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So yeah, let's hit it. What questions you got

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for me? Let's start there. I guess what's the

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format of your podcast and what are you trying

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to achieve with it and having these interviews?

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Sure. Well, I guess I'll start with my vision.

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Is that fair? Yes. All right. So my number one

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vision is to bridge the economic gap between

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North America, South America, and the rest of

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the world. Ooh, that's a big vision. I like that.

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Big vision. Yeah, I think big. vision pros live

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um this is the stage to help everybody step into

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their vision it's a starter stage people don't

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know how to and most people you know they've

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been told to hide their vision they've been told

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their vision's dumb or that they've got to stop

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dreaming or whatever else yeah this is the place

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to help people feel that power and connection

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and connect to people who will support them and

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and help them realize it we We try to do a really

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good job of separating the pretenders from the

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contenders, though, right? Well, you can feel

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them. You feel them. Yeah, they usually have,

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like, sunglasses on that they can't afford. There's

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some ways for people to get through that. But

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we're also trying not to burn people like that.

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You know, it's like there's enough burn victims

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in the world. There's enough people who act like

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they're not adults. If we can help some of those

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individuals realize that, look, it's not your

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fault you followed Grant Cardone. But it's time

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to be an adult. I love you said that. I have

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a story for that. Yeah, you got it. And I used

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to be a lot like Grant Cardone. I learned the

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hard way. I was trying to follow him too, yeah.

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I would tell people what to do. I was controlling

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and manipulative in my words. And I realized,

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I was like, man, I'm ruining my best relationships.

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Wow, I see the transformation how you are now.

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The calmness. The invitation. I'm getting there,

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but I feel that from you. Thank you. It's a process,

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right? Single father of four, that helps with

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the calmness too. You learn things. So I know

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I didn't answer the full question, the direct

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question, but the indirect question of what we're

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up to. And I think helps you realize too that

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we... The structure of the process, it evolves

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and it changes. We optimize as we go. As we optimize

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it, I thought you were beatboxing for a minute.

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I was like, oh, I got it. I try to get into the

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habit of covering it up to cough. It happens

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quite often. I get you. I get you. Yep, so structure

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is constantly optimizing and improving and learning

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and doing new things. I love that. Yeah, I'm

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on that same journey right now, but I'm taking

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it from a different approach because I am in

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the cybersecurity field. I'm starting there because

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that field has been so many technical people.

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They're so smart, so brilliant, but they've forgotten

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the people that they're talking to and working

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with in these companies are human beings. They

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forget the human aspect of all that tech. All

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that tech doesn't matter. If you can connect

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with them, change their behaviors in a humane

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way, and really help guide them in how to help

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protect the companies that want to protect them

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through that humanistic approach. And you've

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forgotten about that. It's gone. But I've seen

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other companies trying to do this same thing

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that I've actually had on my podcast, and it's

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just phenomenal. It's not hard. It's just taking

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a step back. You know, and just remember that

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you're human. They're human. Let's be human.

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Now, do you do it all the time? Hell no. Because

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I'm human. Right. Exactly. I get emotional. I

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get upset. I get frustrated like everyone else.

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Yeah. But it's learning from those frustrations.

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So, you know, next time you'll be a little less

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frustrated, a little less angry, a little less

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upset. And people forget that it's all a process.

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That's kind of the thing I'm trying to help.

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educate throughout my business and in the cyber

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security fields i love technology that's amazing

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man they call that in marketing your unfair advantage

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someone told me that recently i didn't quite

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really understand that but i'm learning more

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about that now so there's the unique selling

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proposition which is like what makes it like

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unique to to buy from you um and that's something

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else to explore but I think you have an unfair

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advantage with the fact that you're focusing

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on the human aspect because again, nobody's really

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doing it. And so if the HR department, and if

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you're, especially if you're talking to companies

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that are some of the top performing companies

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in the world, from a culture standpoint, it's

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like, they're going to dig what you did. They're

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the, they're the, they're the fewer and far between

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ones, but they're going to dig what it is you're

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putting down. They're going to be like, finally,

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an ID guy who gets it. I've been on that journey

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because I've been that guy also on the other

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side. Yelled, frustrated, didn't know how to

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use his words, didn't know how to communicate,

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didn't know how to understand how to talk to

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people. So I get that. Okay, so I was wrong.

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That's your unfair advantage. I was actually

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wrong. Your unique selling proposition is that

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you're tying the humanity back to cybersecurity.

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That's the unique selling proposition. Your unfair

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advantage is that you know what it's like to

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be on both sides of that coin. And not many people

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are able to correlate with both. Or able to put

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it into words to articulate it into a skill or

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understanding that people actually listen and

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try and understand it. Nailed it, man. That's

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so cool. And you got the podcast. So you're stacking

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your unfair advantages. I'm trying everything

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here. Hopefully it'll change lives and help people.

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That's what I'm hoping, to improve other people's.

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Because a lot of us in technology, we are treated

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like office furniture. Help me do this. Help

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me do that. I'm like, why don't you talk to me

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like a human being and I'll help you even more.

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I'll go even further. Exactly. Thank you for

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that too, man. We've got a big campaign coming

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out built around transactional versus transformational

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cultures. That's going to be so dope. um and

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we're going to have two quizzes associated with

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it one for one for leaders right but one for

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team members one for employees that says you

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know rate your culture you know are you in a

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toxic you know or uh you know or a a culture

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that you love and i can't remember exactly what

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the wording was but then they're going to be

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able to rate their culture and that quiz is going

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to set them up to either realize i'm in a great

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culture which is rare or they're going to realize

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in a really bad culture And then it's going to

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empower them with two packets. One is, do you

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want to roast your culture publicly and leave?

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The other one is, do you want to be the champion

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for cause and change? And they get to choose

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their choice, but just like T -Mobile did the

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breakup letters a few years ago. Yeah. We've

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designed the same thing for people who are stuck

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in a. in a transactional culture where they're

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being treated. Like you said, dang, that's powerful,

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man. Like office furniture. Yeah. You know, we

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all are those ones. They're one to bring things

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to light before we realized how to change them,

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you know? Huge. Justin, we got so much we can

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talk about. All right. What are the, what are

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the questions you got for me? Anything about,

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anything about, How to get this out there further?

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Not particularly because I understand, I guess,

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the process of how the podcast usually works,

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but let me see. What can I come up with? I don't.

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Put it on the spot here. You record something

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and things happen. Voila. That's what most do,

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and that's why they fail. It's called hopium.

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It's a hell of a job. It's a hell of a job, man.

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Yeah. Too many people are high on that. I myself

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have been too. I understand. That's great. Yes,

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I guess. Well, not really because I'm actually

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in a thing called Next Level University right

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now. They're amazing. They have that calmness

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too and they're just really trying to help people

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and drive that change and impact. I love that.

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Huh? We didn't hit it off. Uh -oh. What happened?

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You can tell me. It's okay. No, we're good. We

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had a couple conversations with them, and we

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agreed to go separate directions. They agreed

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to go separate directions. They canceled, which

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is totally fine. But I had some really important

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feedback for them, and they didn't see it. They

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saw it as important, but they didn't want to.

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They wanted to disengage after receiving the

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feedback, which is cool. That's how it is in

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my field a lot, where I've learned you can only

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give feedback if they're willing to listen and

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learn from it. And not everyone can care, unfortunately.

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But you can only get on my stage if you're being

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authentic. True. And so they couldn't get on

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my stage because there was too many things going

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on with the brand that weren't authentic or real.

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So we all, we all connect with so many different

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people in so many different ways. We can't like

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everyone. Unfortunately, I've been learning that.

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Well, I just have an audience to protect, you

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know, they gotta be able to go where the hope

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is going to be sound, like based on a sound structure

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that can scale. So I like this feedback. I mean,

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I'm really learning about how other people run

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their podcast and. You're protecting your audience.

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This is all new information to me. I've been

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just doing podcasts, and now I'm starting to

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learn the nuances and all the other stuff that

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come with it. I wouldn't have learned that if

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I started doing it, too. Or if I didn't have

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this conversation. It's very vital information.

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Can I get a copy of this? Absolutely. Well, I

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hope we just release the whole thing as an episode.

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I think this would be a baller episode. Yeah.

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Even just this would be amazing. I like having

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this normal conversations with people. Yeah.

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You're a trusted IT educator and growth partner

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helping healthcare clinics grow and stay compliant

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as well. So nice. And you're in the healthcare

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space. So yeah, tell me about the evolution of

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the brand a little bit, Justin. Yeah, so before

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this started, I was actually having a reactive

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IT company, like a break -fix. When something

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would break, I'd go out there, react to it, fix

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it for them, and they'd get on with their day.

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But when I had my accident in 2023, my overdose,

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died, fell down the stairs, got my brain bleed,

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ended up in the hospital, my heart stopped and

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everything, I had a voice speak to me and say

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that my purpose... It's not over that I have

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more to live for to actually help other people

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find their purpose. My life is not done. So those

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six months to a year of healing and transforming

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is why I came up with this company because not

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only to transform my life and others, but I love

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technology. I love cybersecurity. I love help

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protecting people in ways I can. And with this

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company, I felt I could do that and build this

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brand out of that. and make it very human -centric,

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like humans helping other humans. I didn't know

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which way this was going to go, how it was going

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to work, and each day I'm learning other ways

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of how to really put it together. How do we get

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my message out? I talked to Jennifer, and she

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brought up to me something that's been on my

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mind that was like, eh, whatever, but she brought

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up saying that my brand was not aligned with

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my LinkedIn and everything. It had two different

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messages. I felt that and I'm glad she told me

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that. I had to go on. I really took an hour and

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a half of time to update my about me to really

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get on brand, to be more humanistic, you know,

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not so much as like business looking. So it's

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a work in progress, but yeah. Oh, man, that's

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awesome. And I meant to be sharing your podcast

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while you're talking about that. Let me do that.

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The Multiverse Leadership Podcast. Yeah. Tell

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me about the podcast. Yeah, so actually I came

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up with the name of this actually from watching

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a lot of comics, DC, Flash, Supergirl, all that

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stuff, the multiverse, because leadership and

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people are multidimensional. We have different

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sides to us at different times of the day around

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different people. And how you lead people is

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actually that same way. So that's why I came

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up with this. And I wanted to learn more about

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leadership, more how to lead myself and others.

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So I'm like, I need to have conversations, get

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in the rooms with those people to help teach

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me. I can help learn from them. And that process,

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other people are learning from those conversations

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too. Because it's kind of part of my journey,

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having these conversations. I'm learning through

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all this. I don't know a lot of these things.

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I'm trying to learn it throughout this journey.

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Putting my business online, the podcast, just

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saying, hey, I just started my business. I'm

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trying to figure everything out. This is my journey.

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I haven't gotten to the end of it, and I don't

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want to really get to the end of it. I'm enjoying

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the part with building skills inside of me from

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all the stuff I'm learning from people, the conversations

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I'm having. Everyone has an amazing story to

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tell, and they need to get out there. They need

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to be told because as human beings, we connect

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with the stories we tell. And just seeing people,

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not just on some audio podcast. Those kind of

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annoy me. I did one of those. I felt so weird

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talking to a black screen. I'm like, this is

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so depressing. I had to answer questions. I'm

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like, this is dehumanizing me in my head the

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whole time. I'm like, I'm not going to sleep

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after this. I love it. Dude, you're so awesome.

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You bring so much. Wow. Hell yeah. Your vision,

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your clarity is so far ahead. It really is. And

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it's so cool how you received that download during

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that rock bottom. I mean, that is literally a

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rock bottom point of life of what happened. You

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had to die. Yeah, that's the bottom right there.

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And dang, and you come back with all this clarity

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and start to put it together. Justin, I just

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want to honor you, man, because I hope you really

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internalize what I say next. And that's it. You

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talked a little bit about how you have so much

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to learn, right? And yet all of us in this life

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do like, I don't know a lot about oxygen. I don't

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really need to, you know, it's still, I don't

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need to learn more about it just to use it and

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to be a great oxygen expert. Right. I'm good

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with oxygen. I know how to use it. And so you've

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learned so many things and value pieces that

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everything you're kind of adding on kind of feels

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like icing on the cake. You stick to the virtues

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you've already got. Love, patience, persistence,

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consistency and reliability. Those are our five,

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by the way. Like we look for people with those

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because if they have those, everything else will

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come. Everything else will get there. They'll

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building them. Dude, you crushed it with the

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LinkedIn thing. Doing that right after talking

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to Jennifer, you went in humbly and you were

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like, okay, I can align things further. Dude,

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that's championship level. I wasn't there before.

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These are things I've been piling upon piling

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and working on this discipline habit over the

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past year. I love it. It's taken some time. I

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love it. Well, can we get you back on the show

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in the future? Hell yeah, brother. I mean, it

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would be lovely, sir. We're going to get this,

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absolutely. So Vision Pros, you know what to

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do. In the top right corner, if you want to be

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an expert on this show and be a guest, you might

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be brand new with your vision, and you may be

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off to the races already like Justin, like Elon

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Musk, and all the great visionaries out there.

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But if you're getting started, feel free to come

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and join us and share that vision because you

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never know how many people you might help in

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this world. And we hope that this becomes a place

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where you share your vision for the first time.

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All you visionary veterans. come on too. I want

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to, I want to hear and see what you're up to.

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And we want to honor that and make sure to help

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us. We've got 8 billion people to help on this

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world. My friends, we'll see you all. in the

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next episode of Vision Pros Live. Thank you for

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being here today. I'm really happy that you tuned

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in to Vision Pros Live. I'm looking forward to

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seeing your reactions as these episodes continue

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to move forward. This is going to get more and

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more fun. We'll have more and more engagement

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as well. We'll invite people to participate in

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the show. And thank you for giving us your time

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and attention. Have an excellent time building

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out your vision and becoming a vision pro yourself.
