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I definitely have it. I had to adjust the dials there a little bit because no, this is not your regularly scheduled programming of another inspiring entrepreneur dropping value bombs.

Of course, we did release an amazing one this morning as always, but I wanted to drop in a bonus episode today as well because I am so fired up and excited to have launched my passion project of 2018.

Memoir, audio biographies of the men and women who changed the world.

This is a podcast where I highlight the life of one inspiring one incredible man or woman who did something incredibly impactful to this world.

And I'm excited because episode one is live and it's actually a four part series of the life of Alexander the Great.

I'm going to play part one of this four part series for you right now.

So if you have any interest in history or biographies, you're going to love this because I hired voice actors, dropped in sound effects, highly, highly produced this.

And I'm really excited to share this with you. If you don't like history and you don't like biographies, you're probably going to want to skip this episode because it won't be for you.

But Alexander the Great's Life was a fascinating one for many reasons. And this is part one of the four part series. If you want to listen to parts two, three and four, of course, you can just visit our website, memoir dot one.

That's memoir dot O and E memoir is also available in iTunes and Google play and it will very quickly be available in Spotify and Stitcher.

So it's probably available when you're hearing my voice. If it's not, it will be any day now. So Fire Nation, hope you don't mind this little bonus episode again.

If you love history, you're going to love this. If you like history, you're going to love this. If you don't like history, go to the next episode.

Nobody's keeping you here, but I would love if you gave it a try because I did pour my heart and my soul into memoir audio biographies of the men and women who changed the world.

Have a listen.

Time marches on. But where would we be without those who walked the earth before us? Welcome to memoir audio biographies of the men and women who changed the world.

It was the spring of 326 BC. Alexander and his army had been on the march for eight years. They had conquered the Persians, set Egypt free, obtained unprecedented wealth and fame and had massacred hundreds of thousands of men, women and children.

Now they are on the banks of the High Daspus River, which is now in the Poon Jaw province of Pakistan. This was going to be their entry point into what was then considered India.

And across the river was the King of India, porous, with over 50,000 infantry, 4,000 cavalry, 300 chariots and 200 war elephants.

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