An Unfiltered Conversation with TheStradman (Controversy, Income, and Regrets)

The Iced Coffee Hour

Graham Stephan/Jack Selby

Entrepreneurship, Business

4.6 • 679 Ratings

🗓️ 7 July 2024

⏱️ 171 minutes

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0:00.0	What was your top speed?
0:01.2	224 miles an hour.
0:02.7	If there's one thing that goes wrong...
0:04.9	Oh, you're done for.
0:05.7	You're absolutely done for.
0:09.8	Why do you think people are so drawn to cars?
0:12.2	For me, it's the freedom.
0:15.3	It's time to put my foot on the gas, film as much as I possibly can, and try to figure this thing out.
0:21.4	I have always been very open and honest with my audience. It's kind of like the end of the road.
0:28.7	I made a stupid decision. There's no excuse for it, and I'll never do it again, like lesson learned.
0:35.9	Life has gotten harder with the more success and the more money I've gotten, and I've
0:40.9	become more unhappy with the more money and the more success that I've got. The Bugatti was
0:46.7	an amazing car, but part of why I bought it was in a way to check a box. It's important to have a good balance.
0:55.9	It's important to have dreams.
0:57.6	It's important to be productive.
0:59.6	It's important to work.
1:00.7	It's important to have goals.
1:02.3	Just not sacrificing, you know, everything.
1:07.0	I could absolutely walk away from it.
1:13.9	James, thank you so much for coming on the iced coffee hour.
1:16.8	This is so much fun because we had you on the podcast three and a half years ago.
1:20.4	You are our 30th ever podcast.
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