Tom Bilyeu

And one thing I know you've talked a lot about is when you're coaching or being a parent, that you have to first assess what that person is like, what they need, and then give that to them.

Where did that insight come from?

So mindset is something you and I were talking about before we started rolling as being a common denominator among people that are successful.

What elements, other than emotional control, which we've already talked about, resilience we've talked about, but what elements do people need to be successful of mindset?

What's the thing in your career that you're most proud of?

Jesus!

It was really heartbreaking reading in the book about that.

I didn't realize that you had lost your son.

When you think about that, the spirit of a kid growing up in your family and how hard they have to fight, how do you reign them in?

You have a really interesting philosophy about how much you can guide and then at some point you have to let them be them.

How do you do that when you know...

that tomorrow isn't guaranteed.

That seems so difficult.

I saw you also do like cold water exposure.

It seemed like you did a lot of things to make yourself extraordinarily uncomfortable.

How'd you get introduced to that?

Like you're doing stuff back in the, I mean, are we talking the eighties?

Like you're doing this stuff back in the eighties.

I didn't hear about this stuff until like 2015.

I mean, this is crazy.