Bam! Welcome to Jason Waller Unleash, and I have the episode for you of a lifetime. It is Ed Milet,

such a great mentor. He's a great life coach to people out there. He's one of the best speakers

I've ever seen, and it's the power of one more. Stay tuned. I'm a big fan. I've watched

him be on a couple podcasts. We share some mutual friends, but this guy brings positive energy.

This guy's next level. He's built companies. He's an author. He's a badass. Ed Milet, how you doing, man? I'm good. I wish I was as good as that intro, but I'm fired up to be with you today. So thank you. I'll take it all. Hey, I try to do a big intro. You know, we were going to be on two-minute drill together, and you got COVID. Do you remember that story when you got it? I do. I've had it three times, so you can pick one of the three, but I remember that one for sure. And I'm under the hopes that I don't get it again because a friend of mine actually just got it for the fourth time. I've had it three times, too. People don't ever believe me. I'm like, guys, like, it happens.

I'm really glad to hear that because nobody believes me either.

When he told me before, I'm like, crap, maybe I should get it one more time just to have the record. But there you go. Like, I believe it's just going to evolve. We're going to have it all the time. but you know that's my opinion i agree with you live with it hey so listen for the listeners out there i'm sure everybody knows who you are your big time you've done some great things

but you know i want to talk a little bit with you. Live with it. Hey, so listen, for the listeners out there, I'm sure everybody knows who

you are, you're big time, you've done some great things. But, you know, I want to talk a little

bit about, you know, you grow it up and what you're doing now. Like in your early days, you know, you were a baseball player. I didn't know that about you. They sent me this information. I said, this guy led, stolen bases?

Yeah, I was a baseball player.

I, well, I'm an average guy, though.

The truth is, I was a baseball player.

Well, I'm an average guy, though.

The truth is, I was a really good baseball player, but not the best.

I played with guys that ended up being in the big league because they were just better than me.

I had a career that, an injury that ended my career, you know, a little bit prematurely.

But baseball was the one place, brother, where I could, like, stand out.

I grew up son of an alcoholic.

That's the major part of my story.

It's why I wrote the book that I have coming out.

I always struggle with my self-confidence, always.

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