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Yeah, buddy, happy Thursday morning.

It's the LBP.

This is the show where we believe building the business ass is the best way to create more personal freedom and opportunity in your life.

Today I'm joined, as is per the usual, across the Skypey, a man who puts the green light into that fine application.

Welcome to the program, sir.

If you guys stick around to the end of the show, we'll share with you the story behind our first major business sale. We did have one minor one, I guess, a couple years ago, but this is the first major business in our portfolio that we've sold. And we're going to share with you guys what we learned about it from the process and what we would have done differently the next time, or what we'll do differently rather the next time we sell a business. So how are you today, Ian? Yes, doing good, Dan. What about you? Fantastic, man. I'm in New York City. I'm going to meet up with a bunch of D.C. tomorrow. So looking forward to that, working on the big event coming up in October. So that's sort of been hot on my to-do list lately.

Are we going to get bracelets? Are we going to get silicone bracelets?

Your contributions are always on the sidelines, so to speak. You know, this week, Ian, I had the

chance to go out and see Mitch Joel and Seth Godin speak.

Mitch Joel is the perpetrator of one of my favorite podcast, Six Pixels of Separation,

and I follow his blog religiously, and he put out this note, hey, if you're in New York City,

you can sort of apply to win a contest.

I won the contest.

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