Ken Rideout

I had like three or four businesses that failed miserably.

And now he's worth, I don't know how many hundreds of millions.

He's writing books.

He's got like that guy, like.

He's got the same mindset.

He just applies it to business.

Business just doesn't apply.

Like it doesn't get me excited the way I like a competitive race would, but he like had gyms that filled and he had other gyms that filled and he created some software for gyms and now he's worth like hundreds of millions of dollars seemingly.

When you were just describing that, the only thing I could think was like, yeah, I've tried a million things.

I've failed at a bunch of stuff.

But guess what I'm not afraid to do?

Lose.

Because guess what?

If I'm not losing occasionally, I'm not really trying.

And if you're afraid to lose, like starting the agency, like I didn't know if the agency was going to work.

I didn't know if doctors and scientists were going to work with me.

Yeah.

I mean, I mean me and like, and John Bear was instrumental in saying like, you should do this.

You've got to go.

Jesse Itzler was like pushing me to do this for years.