Ryan Blair

When she passed away, I broke, hit the rock bottom of all rock bottoms from an emotional and mental and spiritual level. took two years off of work, went and rebuilt myself, prayed, meditated every day, nonstop until I was ready to go back out there and reenter the world of entrepreneurship. And I did so through mentorship. I decided day one, I was just going to start mentoring people.

I didn't have a good business idea. I was pretty weak coming out of the cave, so to speak. And I said, you know, I'm just going to mentor people and see where that takes me. Let's see what happens. And now I'm building an AI tech platform and doing autonomous coaching and deploying software in many different companies.

I didn't have a good business idea. I was pretty weak coming out of the cave, so to speak. And I said, you know, I'm just going to mentor people and see where that takes me. Let's see what happens. And now I'm building an AI tech platform and doing autonomous coaching and deploying software in many different companies.

I didn't have a good business idea. I was pretty weak coming out of the cave, so to speak. And I said, you know, I'm just going to mentor people and see where that takes me. Let's see what happens. And now I'm building an AI tech platform and doing autonomous coaching and deploying software in many different companies.

And I have a movement of coaches that are serving companies all around the world right now.

And I have a movement of coaches that are serving companies all around the world right now.

And I have a movement of coaches that are serving companies all around the world right now.

I only want to work with people that I like at this stage of my life. If I don't like you, if we don't have a shared sense of humor, if I don't admire the entrepreneur- Life is too short. Right? I don't want to take calls from people on a Sunday that I don't believe in and care about and want to help.

I only want to work with people that I like at this stage of my life. If I don't like you, if we don't have a shared sense of humor, if I don't admire the entrepreneur- Life is too short. Right? I don't want to take calls from people on a Sunday that I don't believe in and care about and want to help.

I only want to work with people that I like at this stage of my life. If I don't like you, if we don't have a shared sense of humor, if I don't admire the entrepreneur- Life is too short. Right? I don't want to take calls from people on a Sunday that I don't believe in and care about and want to help.

I have to feel a noble duty to serve this human being and that I know in my way of giving them what I know and helping them through whatever problems they're up against, whether personally or professionally, they're gonna tithe more, they're gonna give back more, they're gonna do good in the world. And I get to participate in the legacy that they create directly or indirectly.

I have to feel a noble duty to serve this human being and that I know in my way of giving them what I know and helping them through whatever problems they're up against, whether personally or professionally, they're gonna tithe more, they're gonna give back more, they're gonna do good in the world. And I get to participate in the legacy that they create directly or indirectly.

I have to feel a noble duty to serve this human being and that I know in my way of giving them what I know and helping them through whatever problems they're up against, whether personally or professionally, they're gonna tithe more, they're gonna give back more, they're gonna do good in the world. And I get to participate in the legacy that they create directly or indirectly.

I'm not trying to make money on, I'm not trying to optimize for money at this stage of my life. I'm trying to optimize for the good that I can create And knowing that I'm helping a young man like I just did this morning, he's got 500 people on his team and he's serving a bunch of individuals. And I help him with just a small practice that is going to help him in the season. And he's a young CEO.

I'm not trying to make money on, I'm not trying to optimize for money at this stage of my life. I'm trying to optimize for the good that I can create And knowing that I'm helping a young man like I just did this morning, he's got 500 people on his team and he's serving a bunch of individuals. And I help him with just a small practice that is going to help him in the season. And he's a young CEO.

I'm not trying to make money on, I'm not trying to optimize for money at this stage of my life. I'm trying to optimize for the good that I can create And knowing that I'm helping a young man like I just did this morning, he's got 500 people on his team and he's serving a bunch of individuals. And I help him with just a small practice that is going to help him in the season. And he's a young CEO.

And I told him, look, if I were in your situation, I go do this. He goes and does it. He gets results. He moves on to the next challenge. It's life-giving to me. It doesn't take anything from me. It actually fuels me up. It makes me excited about my life because I can serve.

And I told him, look, if I were in your situation, I go do this. He goes and does it. He gets results. He moves on to the next challenge. It's life-giving to me. It doesn't take anything from me. It actually fuels me up. It makes me excited about my life because I can serve.

And I told him, look, if I were in your situation, I go do this. He goes and does it. He gets results. He moves on to the next challenge. It's life-giving to me. It doesn't take anything from me. It actually fuels me up. It makes me excited about my life because I can serve.

We all have those days. So, you know, anybody who says they don't have those days, it's a myth, right? You look at the Tony Robbins and people like that, that we, that I love and adore. They have those days too. I know them personally. Everybody has them. It's being able to recognize that you're having that day. I like to look at it as an input output ratio.