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It manifests, right, where his dad's like, oh, no, no, I'm the genius of the family. You can't beat him. His fierce work ethic. So it's obvious in the very beginning of Francis Ford Coppola's trying to break into movies, and he's one of the first. At the time in Hollywood, there was no such thing as young directors.

It manifests, right, where his dad's like, oh, no, no, I'm the genius of the family. You can't beat him. His fierce work ethic. So it's obvious in the very beginning of Francis Ford Coppola's trying to break into movies, and he's one of the first. At the time in Hollywood, there was no such thing as young directors.

He's the one that broke down the door for, like, a young Steven Spielberg, a George Lucas, and all these other people, right? The idea that you have a 28-year-old feature film director was unheard of back then. And so he meets a young George Lucas. He meets a Steven Spielberg. Hey! That guy did it. I can do it. But you see the 10 years of work that he put in before that in the book.

He's the one that broke down the door for, like, a young Steven Spielberg, a George Lucas, and all these other people, right? The idea that you have a 28-year-old feature film director was unheard of back then. And so he meets a young George Lucas. He meets a Steven Spielberg. Hey! That guy did it. I can do it. But you see the 10 years of work that he put in before that in the book.

He's the one that broke down the door for, like, a young Steven Spielberg, a George Lucas, and all these other people, right? The idea that you have a 28-year-old feature film director was unheard of back then. And so he meets a young George Lucas. He meets a Steven Spielberg. Hey! That guy did it. I can do it. But you see the 10 years of work that he put in before that in the book.

When he's literally, he starts out as an editor and he's literally editing 24 hours. He falls asleep. He doesn't get up from his desk. He just, time to go, I'm editing, time to go to sleep. I'm going to just put my head down. He has this fierce work ethic. And then the revenge is, dad, I'm doing this movie. It's probably gonna be a success because it's the sequel to Godfather, right?

When he's literally, he starts out as an editor and he's literally editing 24 hours. He falls asleep. He doesn't get up from his desk. He just, time to go, I'm editing, time to go to sleep. I'm going to just put my head down. He has this fierce work ethic. And then the revenge is, dad, I'm doing this movie. It's probably gonna be a success because it's the sequel to Godfather, right?

When he's literally, he starts out as an editor and he's literally editing 24 hours. He falls asleep. He doesn't get up from his desk. He just, time to go, I'm editing, time to go to sleep. I'm going to just put my head down. He has this fierce work ethic. And then the revenge is, dad, I'm doing this movie. It's probably gonna be a success because it's the sequel to Godfather, right?

He goes on, he has one of the greatest directing runs ever. In one decade, he does Godfather 1, Godfather 2, and Apocalypse Now. Like maybe you've never seen another 10 year run like that ever, especially at such a young age. And he's like, dad, I'm gonna let you do the score for the Godfather 2. And then his dad wins an Oscar.

He goes on, he has one of the greatest directing runs ever. In one decade, he does Godfather 1, Godfather 2, and Apocalypse Now. Like maybe you've never seen another 10 year run like that ever, especially at such a young age. And he's like, dad, I'm gonna let you do the score for the Godfather 2. And then his dad wins an Oscar.

He goes on, he has one of the greatest directing runs ever. In one decade, he does Godfather 1, Godfather 2, and Apocalypse Now. Like maybe you've never seen another 10 year run like that ever, especially at such a young age. And he's like, dad, I'm gonna let you do the score for the Godfather 2. And then his dad wins an Oscar.

for the only achievement he ever does in music came because his son hired him.

for the only achievement he ever does in music came because his son hired him.

for the only achievement he ever does in music came because his son hired him.

Revenge. And so this idea, you just nailed it. I think it's 90 to 95% of sons usually trying to say, I don't want to be like my dad. I'm going to succeed where he failed. And then there's maybe a five to 10% where it's like, my dad has been my hero. I want to be more like him.

Revenge. And so this idea, you just nailed it. I think it's 90 to 95% of sons usually trying to say, I don't want to be like my dad. I'm going to succeed where he failed. And then there's maybe a five to 10% where it's like, my dad has been my hero. I want to be more like him.

Revenge. And so this idea, you just nailed it. I think it's 90 to 95% of sons usually trying to say, I don't want to be like my dad. I'm going to succeed where he failed. And then there's maybe a five to 10% where it's like, my dad has been my hero. I want to be more like him.

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I listen. I think podcasting is a miracle. I think it's world-class education on demand anytime you want about any subject you want. Like you want to learn about history, you want to learn about philosophy, you want to learn about business.

I listen. I think podcasting is a miracle. I think it's world-class education on demand anytime you want about any subject you want. Like you want to learn about history, you want to learn about philosophy, you want to learn about business.