Welcome to Piracy Podcast. I'm Mike. This is Orlando and we are in episode 78. What? That's crazy.

It's crazy. And it's time for another level of review. Yeah. So we are continuing our level up review of

the 10x rule, right? By Grant Cardone. So super exciting. We're not going to be able to finish it today,

but you know what I've

noticed with this book, and I'm kind of surprised by it because there's a lot about this book that

kind of rubs me the wrong way. There's a lot about it that I like. But there's one thing to say is

there's a lot of good talking points. And so what I'd say to our listeners is whether or not you've read the book, pay attention, listen up, because there might be some things in here,

like little bits here and there that's going to help improve your reselling, your day-to-day

life, whatever business you're involved in. There's definitely, it's a gold mine of information,

and a lot of it's like little one-liner zingers and some of it's like kind of deep theoretical

stuff and, you know, whether or not it's all perfectly original, I don't know, but it is, it is helpful.

No, and I will say the last episode, we got a lot of feedback from you guys that you really

appreciated it.

And you appreciated the part.

We got this a lot in the DMs about owning things, like responsibility. And, you know, it's one of the things right now that

it seems that it's, I don't know, it seems like it's countercultural, right? To where I, you know,

and I can't tell you there was a time when it wasn't. I think it's always been like that. I think

we get this kind of, I don't know, utopian, like, feel of the past that people like work hard and did this,

but there's always been a struggle, I think. And I say that as a guy who's studied history and

that's kind of what I did for a living and I still do, that there's always a struggle to own things,

right? We always want to, you know, blame this and blame that. And, you know,

we're not getting, I don't know, break your practice, we're not getting eBay sales because of

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