Ryan Moran

It's a pure branding play and a pure networking play.

You would be shocked at how people perceive me differently in the marketplace now that we've got a really successful conference.

That's what he would say.

And you can't see my hand motions, but I've got those down.

They would probably be best served by going to iTunes, typing in my name or Freedom Fastlane and subscribing to our podcast or going over to freedomfastlane.com and capitalism.com when it launches in July.

Let's do it.

Number one, Ryan, what is your favorite business book?

My favorite business book is Ready, Fire, Aim by Michael Masterson.

Basically goes through the stages of business and what you need to prepare for in each stage.

You know, I said this on the last one.

I still continue to follow Glenn Beck because his business model is so unbelievably interesting right now.

I'm also very closely following Jeff Hoffman.

He's become kind of a friend, but I'm just fascinated with some of the ways that he thinks.

So I follow Glenn Beck, which is I know a weird one, but his business model is super interesting, especially as we're going in the direction of capitalism dot com.

And I follow I'm following Jeff Hoffman really closely, too.

You know, my favorite online tool is my journal, which is journal.

Because if I have one more online tool, I would probably blow my brains out.

I actually really despise online tools.

I used to since I've become a father.

No, I don't get eight hours of sleep.