Ryan Hanley

I didn't have the luxury of believing things that weren't true or didn't have any like backing behind them as potentially being a successful strategy.

So if you ask me, I'm like, how can you support Elon Musk?

Because the shit that he says, it works.

You may not want to hear it and you may not want his lifestyle.

But you can't deny the fact that when he says, here is an executable principle, that that principle is most likely accurate and most likely gonna yield positive results.

You just can't deny that.

And I literally, going on 45, I can't even be in the same room with people who are gonna,

They're going to allow or they're going to be willing to discuss and or even pitch ideas that have zero receipts behind them as to them being successful just because they sound good.

I can't even get my head around that idea.

I believe that I've had these little touches of Silicon Valley and different things that I've done.

I pitched a startup that I was part of for a while, the PMP.

And, you know, I've had these little touches and I just I always feel like, you know, one of these things is not like the other.

And that thing is me.

You know, I just always feel that way.

Yes.

Or also and I'd be super interested in your take on this and then we can get into what we want to talk about.

But I'm like.

I also kind of feel like a lot of people are pretending, like they'll say something and, you know, it'll be more of like this ideology than based in reality.

But you can almost tell by the conviction in their voice that they're saying it because they feel they need to, not because it's what they actually believe.

And that is almost worse.