Ryan Blair

Well, it was a transition. I got a mentor and he gave me some personal growth lessons and tapes. He gave me Lead the Field by Earl Nightingale, Think and Grow Rich, The Richest Man in Babylon, a bunch of Tony Robbins related material. And I was about 18 years old, you know, I'm tattooed and I was listening to, you know, gangster rap basically.

and he bribed me he persuaded me and he told me he'd buy me clothes so i could get rid of the gang uniform and i could actually get a job if i was able to master this content and i listened to these tapes over and over and over i would sleep to them i would i would play the cassette tape at the time we had cassette tapes and when it would pop i would wake up and i'd flip it back over and hit play again

and he bribed me he persuaded me and he told me he'd buy me clothes so i could get rid of the gang uniform and i could actually get a job if i was able to master this content and i listened to these tapes over and over and over i would sleep to them i would i would play the cassette tape at the time we had cassette tapes and when it would pop i would wake up and i'd flip it back over and hit play again

and he bribed me he persuaded me and he told me he'd buy me clothes so i could get rid of the gang uniform and i could actually get a job if i was able to master this content and i listened to these tapes over and over and over i would sleep to them i would i would play the cassette tape at the time we had cassette tapes and when it would pop i would wake up and i'd flip it back over and hit play again

I wanted to reprogram my brain. I didn't know this consciously, but that's what I was doing. On a soul level, I knew that the information contained in this material would change my life. I'll never forget, I was playing basketball one day. I had my Walkman in, and at the same park I'd play every day.

I wanted to reprogram my brain. I didn't know this consciously, but that's what I was doing. On a soul level, I knew that the information contained in this material would change my life. I'll never forget, I was playing basketball one day. I had my Walkman in, and at the same park I'd play every day.

I wanted to reprogram my brain. I didn't know this consciously, but that's what I was doing. On a soul level, I knew that the information contained in this material would change my life. I'll never forget, I was playing basketball one day. I had my Walkman in, and at the same park I'd play every day.

And one of the lessons was from Lead the Field by Earl Nightingale, and it talked about a vagrant going from a park bench to becoming a millionaire. And at the time I looked over across the park and I saw a person that was a vagrant that was sleeping on a bench. And I thought that person could become a millionaire. And if that person could become a millionaire, I could become a millionaire too.

And one of the lessons was from Lead the Field by Earl Nightingale, and it talked about a vagrant going from a park bench to becoming a millionaire. And at the time I looked over across the park and I saw a person that was a vagrant that was sleeping on a bench. And I thought that person could become a millionaire. And if that person could become a millionaire, I could become a millionaire too.

And one of the lessons was from Lead the Field by Earl Nightingale, and it talked about a vagrant going from a park bench to becoming a millionaire. And at the time I looked over across the park and I saw a person that was a vagrant that was sleeping on a bench. And I thought that person could become a millionaire. And if that person could become a millionaire, I could become a millionaire too.

And I'll never forget the chills rushed over my body. I believed in that moment that I could become a millionaire if a homeless person could become a millionaire. So could I. That was a simple logic that that wisdom had given me. And I believed it. I get the chills right now just sharing it with you.

And I'll never forget the chills rushed over my body. I believed in that moment that I could become a millionaire if a homeless person could become a millionaire. So could I. That was a simple logic that that wisdom had given me. And I believed it. I get the chills right now just sharing it with you.

And I'll never forget the chills rushed over my body. I believed in that moment that I could become a millionaire if a homeless person could become a millionaire. So could I. That was a simple logic that that wisdom had given me. And I believed it. I get the chills right now just sharing it with you.

And from that point forward, I stopped listening to gangster rap and started listening to old 1950s audio tapes. I reprogrammed my vocabulary, my thinking. At the time, you had to go to a bookstore and you had to rent audiobooks. I couldn't afford them, of course, because I was poor. So I had to go to an audiobook store and rent the audios and listen to them.

And from that point forward, I stopped listening to gangster rap and started listening to old 1950s audio tapes. I reprogrammed my vocabulary, my thinking. At the time, you had to go to a bookstore and you had to rent audiobooks. I couldn't afford them, of course, because I was poor. So I had to go to an audiobook store and rent the audios and listen to them.

And from that point forward, I stopped listening to gangster rap and started listening to old 1950s audio tapes. I reprogrammed my vocabulary, my thinking. At the time, you had to go to a bookstore and you had to rent audiobooks. I couldn't afford them, of course, because I was poor. So I had to go to an audiobook store and rent the audios and listen to them.

And I would just absorb this content nonstop, 24-7, until I mastered business vocabulary. I started getting into science. I started getting into all kinds of different extracurricular activities. And then eventually I went to college and went to business school.

And I would just absorb this content nonstop, 24-7, until I mastered business vocabulary. I started getting into science. I started getting into all kinds of different extracurricular activities. And then eventually I went to college and went to business school.

And I would just absorb this content nonstop, 24-7, until I mastered business vocabulary. I started getting into science. I started getting into all kinds of different extracurricular activities. And then eventually I went to college and went to business school.

No, I have not heard her story. But it doesn't surprise me. I think that when the student is ready, the teacher appears.