Boom! Shake the room, Fire Nation! JLD here and welcome to episode 1775 of EO Fire where

I chat with entrepreneurs on fire, seven days a week. Are you ready to master productivity,

discipline and focus in 100 days? Well then visit themasryjournal.com. Now let's chat

with today's featured guest, Ron White. Ron, are you prepared to ignite? Yes, I am.

Yes. Ron's a two-time USA memory champ. He held the record for fastest to memorize the

deck of cards in the USA. He's been featured on Nat Geo Brain Games and Stan Lee's super

humans. Ron, take a minute. Fill in some gaps from that intro and give us a little glimpse

of your personal life. 44 years old. I began memory training when I was 18. I took a memory

seminar. I really liked it. And so I've been teaching people how to improve their memory

for 26 years. In the middle of that 26 years, I joined the military as a reservist. I

served for eight years. And I won a couple national memory champion chips, set the record

for the fastest to memorize the deck of cards in the United States. And I can't believe

I just summed up 26 years and 10 seconds. But that's my life. That's my life. And I'm proud

of it. Well, Ron, thank you for your service being an Army combat veteran. I always appreciate

fellow service members. So I really appreciate that. And what would you say today, your

area of expertise, is it memory? Oh, without a doubt. Yes, absolutely. I, you know, that's

my, my focus and my thrust, you know, maximizing my memory. You know, I have an interest in

memory. I want to, I'm always wanting to remember names and faces. You know, I give speeches

and I do them without notes, but also teaching others. I would say that beyond a shadow

of a doubt, my expertise is memory literally 99% of people say this. I'm definitely guilty

of it as well. Oh my God. I'm so bad remembering names. Blah, blah, blah. Like again, I've said

it a hundred times too. What can we do, Ron, to improve every remembering people's names?

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