Dr. Forbes Riley

Anytime she started about how something was awful, I was like, well, it's going to get good.

And then every time it was getting good, I was like, well, it's going to get awful again.

I want to read Pitch Secrets ATAZ.

It looks good.

That's all I know.

It's such a good point because it's like when she talks about manifesting, so much of that is

telling yourself a story and narrativizing your own progress.

And she is clearly, since the age of 15 or whatever, or even probably before that, been narrativizing her own progress.

And so she's always, like anything bad happens to her, she immediately is like, well, I'm at a down point right now and I'm gonna overcome it.

through what's this going to teach me yeah what's this in a car accident glass in my face take a picture of it this is going in a powerpoint two years from now i'm gonna be in a podcast and i'm gonna talk about it it worked it worked all right so i have a pitch i have a pitch great a funny infomercial and then we take over qvc for a day to sell the book oh that is fun funny i want to see writer on qvc no our book

We're going to sell Forbes Riley's books?

We're not selling her books.

Why don't we just get Forbes Riley to sell our book?

Because the fun is going to be us.

We give her 10%, we're probably going to make it back because she will sell the crap out of it.

I want to see Ryder on QVC.

That's the end game for me.

Sell me this pen, Daniel.

But she's also one of those people, though, that you really do or you finish a conversation with her and you're like, I do want to bodybuild.

Or I do want to sell this.