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Finding Peak with Ryan Hanley 35 min 2 speakers transcribed
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Ryan Hanley 0:08
What is up, guys? We have a very unique episode for you today. I had backstage kind of VIP access to an event last week run by a buddy of mine, Mick Hunt. And that allowed me to spend time with Daymond John, Les Brown, Chris Voss, among many others. And on the way home from that event, I recorded into an Instagram Live my biggest takeaways. And what I wanted to do was share with you those takeaways here on the podcast because what ended up coming out the other side, I thought, was while stream of consciousness, a kind of breakdown of what it means to actually be successful when you go behind the curtain, right? There's advice that's given to the audience and there is what's talked about behind the curtain stuff.
Ryan Hanley 1:00
back in the green room before these individuals go on stage. And I wanted to give that to you as I was there interacting with them, talking about my own business, sharing ideas. It was absolutely incredible. Huge props for Mick Hunt and his Lead Loud series. So the visual here is going to be less than quality. But you can, you know, there is a visual. But what I hope, even if you're watching on YouTube, is that you take away the audio. and the major message from this episode. Guys, I love you for being here. I appreciate you for being here. And if you enjoy these kind of stream of consciousness type episodes, the best way to get more of them is to follow me on Instagram. I'll have a link below. I do a live about twice a week now.
Ryan Hanley 1:47
I just pop on a live. It's usually in the evening, talk through a major idea, something that I worked with a client or something that happened in my company, Linkora. And we kind of break those concepts down live, answer questions, Q&A. If you enjoy that format, head over to Instagram. And then versions of that that end up coming out in a way that I think works for you here on the show, I'm going to post for the podcast. So love you for being here. With that, I'm going to get out. And again, I apologize for the visuals if you're watching on YouTube. If it offends you so much, scroll down. There'll be a link. You can catch the episode via all the audio podcast platforms as well. All right, I'm out of here.
Ryan Hanley 2:23
I'll catch you on the flip side.
Peace.
Ryan Hanley 2:35
What is up, guys? I am driving from Greenville, South Carolina, back to Charleston. I was just in Greenville for the very first time. Absolute lovely town. Love the South. Just nice people, beautiful, friendly. You're walking down the street, people are passing you, making eye contact, saying hello, how are you. Random people you're never going to see again. It's just wonderful. Wow, that's so much different than... But Greenville's wonderful. So why was I in Greenville? Every year I go to Charleston because my father has a condo outside the Charleston area. And I bring my boys down and we do like a nice little week at the beach and all this kind of stuff. My buddy Mick Hunt. Infamous. the producer of the Mick Unplugged podcast, had his Lead Loud Leadership Series event in Greenville.
Ryan Hanley 3:32
It was about three hours from Charleston. And because I was going to be down here, and the event date was the same week as I was going to be down here, I decided to swing over for a day and a half to spend time with some of my friends and be part of this series, which was absolutely phenomenal. Mick was on a hell of a show. Mick's network is so dialed. The people that he had there were incredible. Chris Voss, Nick Natan, Les Brown, Damon John, uh... Just wonderful. And more. And so many more. Just a wonderful, wonderful lineup of people who just really push the boundaries. It got me thinking about so much of what I do every day, how we show up in the world, how we want to show up, who we show up for.
Ryan Hanley 4:20
Really important. And I got to spend time with a few friends that, you know, you just don't get to spend enough time with people. You know, they live in other places. They don't live near you. And, you know, of course, Paradiso, Darren Ramos, Darren Moore. Met some new friends that I, you know, hadn't ever met before. Incredible people.

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