Michael talks about Alex Hormozi $100M offers a lot. He gives some pretty good advice out his book https://youtu.be/aFoMYz_jWcs?si=Ktd6wib_GrekgX-3

Those interested in starting their own podcast, what questions do you have? If you haven't started one yet, what's holding you back from doing so?

When you are networking, there are three types of ways to provide value Connector - When you are out and you meet someone new, introducing them to your friends and making them feel part of your social circle. Putting a model in touch with a videographer, putting a promoter in touch with a group of girls you know. Suggester - Bringing great ideas to your social circle. Where to go on a weekend, where to eat, what movie to watch, a great book to read, a fun game to play, a great event to go to Content Creator - Demonstrating competence in your social circle by taking amazing photos/videos, simply faceapping your female friends faces to improve their photos, capturing moments that everyone else will forget about and tagging the people involved so they can reshare. Which of these do you feel you struggle the most with currently while building your social circle?

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If you only know Daniel Tosh from “Tosh.0,” do yourself a favor and look up his standup. He’s a force of nature. When we discuss how you can become more funny, I talk a lot about “Apple-Apple-Tampon” – the perfect setup for a rapport-breaking joke. Apple – something normal. Apple – something else normal. Tampon – something completely out of left field. There’s a GREAT example of this joke setup in the second Daniel Tosh special. A super concise one, too. Here’s the joke: “People assume I’m some bleeding-heart liberal! What?! I’m conservative in nearly every way it counts. I hate the poor!” See what he did there? Apple – protests his political beliefs being misinterpreted. Normal. Apple – asserts his TRUE political beliefs (conservative). Normal. Tampon – proudly asserts something that NO actual conservative would ever say (at least not with a straight face), but which fits the liberal stereotype of a conservative. Uproarious laughter. Honestly, you could probably just steal this joke and pull it out of nowhere for a group of girls, ESPECIALLY more liberal girls. They’ll think it’s hilarious … and 99.99% of them will NOT have seen the Tosh special, so they won’t know you’re ripping him off. Watch Tosh. Repeatedly. Take notes.