Ed Mylett

Where much is given, much is expected.

Actually, after meeting you, I'm glad you're one of the young people that has influence in the world.

Thank you.

I think you have a stewardship.

There's a lot of people that look up to you that are going to continue to look up to you.

if you come back and do the show with me here in a couple years you're you're going to have 50 million and you just will right because i don't think i think you understand momentum when it's a very fickle friend and if you don't keep feeding momentum it can go away momentum makes a guy like me who's pretty average seem a lot better than he is and that momentum is a magnifier and you want to do everything you can once you get it to feed it most people do the reverse they get some success they start to think it's them they cool it they

They start to sabotage themselves and then it goes away.

Sustained success is understanding momentum is a blessing and continue to feed it.

So I'm really grateful that you said that.

Okay, two more things.

And I wanted to ask him in this sequence because I opened up with this.

But you did something unique.

I opened up with he took something that could have been a weakness and he flipped it into a strength, which is your age.

Yeah.

A lot of people think, I've got this.

This isn't going to work because I'm middle-aged.

This isn't going to work because I'm too young.

It's not going to work because I'm not rich.

It's not going to work because of my career or whatever.

But I actually think if you were a 50-year-old dude who started this channel and started walking up to random billionaires, I think that part of a successful person who wants to pay it forward wouldn't exist.