One of the gentleman named Bob Healy came to our conference with a quasi-functional prototype.

He had terminal cancer and Bob came to me and said, help me.

Entrepreneur Clay Clark has built several multi-million dollar businesses.

Now, he helps budding entrepreneurs like Bob turbocharge their ideas with a 14-step plan.

And a grillblazer.com is now a massively successful company that's becoming a household name in many American homes.

In this episode, we dive into how to rebuild American small businesses and industrial capacity.

You never want to outsource your core

competency. We have to import certain technology from countries that hate us to make military weapons

to defend us. That doesn't even make sense. This is American Thought Leaders, and I'm Yanya Kellick.

Clay, you're an entrepreneur, I'm an entrepreneur.

And as they say in Stoic, the obstacle is the way.

And so if you let these pinheads get in your way, you're in trouble.

Robert, one of the things that you said on multiple interviews,

multiple times, and every time you said it, I thought to myself, have I not been paying attention?

Because it felt like new information to me the first time I heard it, which is probably the

50th time I'd heard it, you said octa nonverba. And maybe the first time you said it, I was

driving while I'm, you know, listening to the podcast while driving. And maybe I was half paying attention, but I octa non-verba. And then it was like, almost like an angelic moment for me. And I octa non-verba. And once I finally understood what it meant and what you were saying and how it could be used,

I think it was life-changing for me and how I approach business.

Could you explain octa non-verba what it means and how our listeners could apply it?

Clay, you gave me goosebumps, man.

I'm glad it hit you as hard as it did.

Octa non- verba is the model

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