I'm curious Ed Milet.

What did you take away from Ed Milet?

Well, you know what's interesting with all of them is most of my takeaways happen after or before the show.

Okay, I could see that.

Because in most cases, we end up developing a relationship on the show, which is why I love podcasting.

I mean, dude, if we get to chill and talk for an hour and a half, odds are hopefully we become friends afterwards. And if not,

then either we didn't vibe or something bad happened. Yeah. Okay. But yeah, I mean, the hope is that

we develop some kind of relationship.

And so that ends up leading to next steps afterwards.

So like even with Ed, this is why I bring it up.

I kind of already told you what happened.

You know, first I went to his house in Laguna, made a good impression on the podcast.

He said, I love what you're doing, bro.

This is awesome.

Here's my number. Let me know what happened. Like, if you need me, whatever, I'm excited for the event. He then gets to the event, sees the professionalism, sees the experience, sees how well run it was, has a great time. And, you know, we hang out at dinner. We all that stuff and then afterwards he's just like dude

like whatever you need man i got you and then guess what i said well i do need something i got this other

event but i ain't got no budget over there this is for a non-profit right you know i'm not i know what

you're worth i obviously i paid it right but I'm going to lose money on this event,

throwing it for our kingdom summit. Um, but I think it'd be great. Dude, our tickets for only

27 bucks back then. It's like, I don't think you can make a hundred. Yeah, that's a lot of tickets.

There's not like, there's not a math to get there. Yeah. So, he's like, no, I'll do it for free, right?

So kind of like, I've learned a lot from that over the years.

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