Max Lugavere

I know, dude.

For sure.

I know it will be.

I'm a huge fan.

I can't count the number of hours that I've spent just consuming, digesting, trying to assimilate your wisdom.

I mean, you're such a force of intellect and insight.

Same.

And I know we have some sort of like overlapping history, familial history that I want to get into.

But I read your book when I first became aware of your work.

I voraciously consumed your interview and every subsequent one that has come out.

You were on Mark Lata's show, Mark, I had on mine.

And yeah, I love your insights on all things relationships and how to make them work and the hidden signs that people might not necessarily perceive when everything looks great from the outside, that things might actually be awry and going south on the inside.

We were talking off camera about briefly Ray LaMontagne.

You're like, Ray LaMontagne, he was working in a shoe factory before he realized this hidden talent.

Well, what do you think it is about, I mean, obviously you're so good at what you do, but what do you think it is about like the populace, about our collective need for this kind of insight that has led to, that has opened the door for you to explode to the degree that you have?

2026 is the year you stop kicking the can down the road.

We all have ideas we think about late at night, things we're good at, things people tell us we should sell, but most of them never leave our head.

And that's usually not because the idea isn't good, it's because we never take the first step.

If you've been waiting for a sign, let this be it.

Just one move can put your future firmly in your hands.