Ed Mylett

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.

So I actually think your age...

Do you agree in an odd way was an advantage walking up to these more senior people because it was almost out of respect and looking up and looking for advice?

Would you give someone advice to say, look at what you think your biggest deficiency is and it might actually be the catalyst for your uniqueness as well?

Find a way.

Because it actually may be true that your age was going to hinder you doing this.

But you found a way in the way you approach University of Texas, the way you leverage that weakness into a strength.

I think it's a key.

I did it in business, too.

When I was very young and I was coming up in business, I thought, no one's going to take me seriously.

So I had to become so good at what I was doing that all of a sudden, oh, he's a prodigy.

So prodigies aren't 60, prodigies are young.

So the fact that I was very good at what I did and very knowledgeable and young was an advantage.

So I became a prodigy instead of just a young kid who didn't know what he was doing.

So there's a way to flip that.

What about AI?

Do you worry about what AI is going to do to the influencer space, the branding space in general?

I, behind the scenes, everybody should know.

My peers who