Dean Graziosi

And the thing is too, but the, so one thing to remember, Nathan, masterminds have literally been the biggest advantage of my life.

Hands down is because when you go and share one of your greatest strategies, you have 10, 15, 20 other people in the room that share their greatest and it multiplies.

So what I might give away, you know, the world is so big, it barely affects my numbers, right?

Or if ever, if it could, I don't have any way to equate that.

But I know what I've taken away buys me time and buys me money at a discount.

And, you know, it's been for me, masterminds have been the greatest lift of anything I've ever done.

You know, it's not really a business book, but I'm in love with The Untethered Soul by Michael Singer.

And his next book is called The Surrender Experiment.

And it really is business because it gets your head clear, gets you out of your thoughts to focus on getting in flow and taking your business to another level.

So The Untethered Soul would be it.

You know, not really.

I follow leaders sometimes, so I'm just going to say something completely different, but I just got done reading a book called Endurance about Shackleton's journey to the South Pole in 1890.

It was insanity.

The guy was shipwrecked for a year and a half and didn't let one person die because of his leadership style.

So that was a powerful book.

So I'd say right now as a leader, Shackleton was a pretty badass dude in 1890.

No, I don't think so.

Six to eight.

Eight's probably enough.

Probably six, seven.