What Chris is trying to say is that you're like trying to find the perfect seed,

but he's saying until you put it in the ground, water it a little bit,

you don't know which one's the good.

All seeds look the same.

Okay, welcome to today's episode, the Tai Lopez podcast radio program.

I have a very fascinating guest who's on a, what, how many city?

Rotor 100, 100 cities, 100 cities.

Okay, we're talking about 100, only 100.

We're talking about the $100 startup I have with me, Chris Gilebo.

And he's the author of quite a few interesting books.

One of the ones you might have seen me post on my Snapchat recently was side hustle.

So what I want to talk about, we're doing a 18 minute TED talk style, get right to the point.

Let's go through three ways, we only have time for three.

Great. For the average person to go from the job they don't like, okay, full time.

The average person has a nine to five.

They don't particularly care for to either a side hustle, which is like a part time income

or $100 startup. What if you had to distill it down?

I always say last day on planet earth, you have to leave a manual for your children.

And you only have time to write three things.

So they're not, you don't want to be be too general.

What are the three most important principles to creating either a side hustle or $100 startup?

Number one. Yes. Awesome. I like it.

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