Love gang, welcome to The Greatness Machine.

I'm your host Darius from Shazday.

I'm so pumped to have you here with me. Now listen, the greatness machine were about two things. Number one, people were living their passions. And number two, those who are creating greatness in the world and doing both of these things despite the odds against them. Each episode, we're going to feature interviews with game changers, business leaders, telling us their origin stories. What made them tick? what got them to where they are now.

Why?

So it can help you step into your greatness

within your life, your business, and your career. Occasionally, you might hear a few solo episodes

for myself, as I say, as I leverage my 20 years of entrepreneurship as a CEO and founder

to help you grow and level up in your journey to scale your life and your

business. So, come be a fly on the wall, enjoy the conversation, and I'm stoked to have you hear with me. Guys, welcome to his episode of The Greatness, my host, Darius Meshazza. And boy, do we have a special guest, Eric Farewell is in the house. What's up, brother? Dude, so stoked to be here.

I'm a little bit pissed because you still have this solo, you know, in-person studio.

I keep saying. was in the house what's up brother dude so stoked to be here i'm a little bit pissed because you

still have this solo you know in-person studio i keep saying solo podcasts are better daria

didn't expect me to come on here just roast him but i keep telling you like he has all these

friends in person then we could be hanging out we live five minutes apart and we're on zoom i know it's

fucking lame i suck uh yeah he's like, we don't do it. It was doing personal. I'm like, I don't have a home. I don't have a studio and I don't want to sell one up. That's, you're giving me work to do, man. Like, make this shit easy. Um, but here we are in, like, I say, here we are not in the flesh. four four to half miles apart just just in the same town rocking it virtually just like we used to do back in the good old day.

No, just completely screwing it up.

But the wonderful thing for the audience is they do get to hear our banter.

We're 22 minutes.

By the way, we're 22 minutes into the show. And we just pressed the go button because we started the show really 22 minutes ago. But you won't know that and you won't know what we talked about. And then too bad for you. How you do, man? I'm good, brother. I'm excited. I actually think that we almost want to tease those 22 minutes so that they really wish they were in our rooms.

I mean, man. I'm good, brother. I'm excited. I actually think that we almost want to tease those 22 minutes so that they want, they really

wish they were in our rooms.

I mean, we bashed two of the largest business operations consultant strategy people in the

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