I couldn't have had a better childhood, honestly. And I think to your credit, you know, you being

Jim Rome and being on ESPN and on all these shows, you wouldn't know that if you met Logan and I.

And, you know, we went to public schools. We grew up in a really safe area. It was about as

idealic of a childhood as you could have had, you know, in the circumstances. And to your credit, too, I mean, you spent all of your time with us.

You came to our Little League games and all that.

So I really have no complaints and I don't think it could have been any better than it was.

Welcome to episode number 400 of the Jim Rohn podcast, my original side hustle.

The place that I come to to stretch out, go long form, and yes, have the types of conversations

that I simply cannot have on our daily program, also the place I come to to reconnect with

and or meet folks that I've not yet met before.

So I love this space, which is why I've continued to hammer out 45 to 50 Eps a year for nearly a decade now.

So yes, I am very proud of that number 400 because to me, it does suggest longevity and consistency,

and it is a milestone number.

So who do I interview for number 400?

What kind of a conversation do I have for that episode?

I gave a considerable thought.

I considered people who I've already spoken to

and people who I haven't conversed with yet, but always wanted to.

Then I decided I wanted it to be deeply personal

and I wanted to share the experience

with one of the most important people in my life. So I chose our elder son, Jake Rome. Jake is now 24.

He lives in Madison, Wisconsin, where he graduated from college, and he works as a video producer

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