A lot of people ask me what podcast I listen to and the reality is I listen to very, very few.

There's only a handful of like great podcasts out there. One of them though, and one of my favorite

podcasts ever is the Jordan Harbourger show. I've got Jordan with me. Jordan, how's it going?

Hey, thanks for having me on, man. Jordan, I recently listened to your podcast,

how to ask for advice. Brilliant podcasts. I had a bunch of friends listen to it. Why don't you

summarize that one for us? Well, in this day and age of epidemics, I would say that asking for

advice in a really terrible way is also kind of a, well, maybe less harmful epidemic, but long term,

it does a lot of damage because I always get folks that are saying things like, hey, can we meet up?

I want you to mentor me. Right. It's like they're not asking you for help. They're kind of giving you

a homework assignment for them. Right. Like, oh, okay. So you want me to sit down with you because you

don't have any specific questions now and just outline some sort of curriculum for you to be successful

in this project that you're doing or in this career that you're doing because you haven't even

bothered to figure out what it is that you're getting stuck on. You don't even have enough education

to get to the actual question. So it's just my, it's just my job now to make sure you're successful.

I'm not signing up for that. And I'm sure it's heck not going to take a meeting in the middle of my

workday to then sign up for that. So I love how in this podcast, you basically recommend ways for

people to give advice and it was unique and counterintuitive in some ways. I highly encourage people

to listen to not only that episode, but you always have such a unique twist on all of your topics,

all your guests are great. And again, I highly recommend the Jordan Harvanger show. Thanks James.

This isn't your average business podcast and he's not your average host. This is the James

Altiger show. Today on the James Altiger show, if I was going to put together a framework for how I

should act during this lockdown, we don't know how long the lockdown's in the last. Like I think

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