For me, it's like I like seeing other people achieve things I didn't think was possible.

I like having people believe in things that are bigger than themselves.

You know, and I look back at Own was a complete, you know, was a problem.

You know, when I was running the XM it was a startup and no one thought we ever could

get people to pay for radio and we did. And when we built that company was the same way and then all the

radio stations and all the country stuff they were all like you can't go at 23 to move to

Seattle and be this you can't do it And so a lot of my pathology in my life had been

you can't, you can't, you can't, you can't, you can't, and what I realized was I was

proving something to myself, but then what I actually realized that the joy came from actually watching other people

see things that they can't see, having them believe in the fact that we could do this and believe in the fact that we were going to do this.

And then seeing that happen was like more fulfilling to me than anything else.

I believe that each and every one of us has the power within ourselves to create the life that we really want and I

want to help give you the tools to make that happen. I'm Danica Patrick and I'm pretty intense.

Today we have the very inspirational Eric Logan on the podcast.

He is the CEO of the World Surf League, formerly president of the Own Network and vice president of Harpo Studios

when Oprah was in Chicago. The way he looks at business and life is so much beyond just sort of maybe the quintessential like the way you'd think of a

a CEO or a businessman being about like numbers and go go go I mean there's go and

there's numbers.

But before that, there's the mindset of what it is

that you want to accomplish, and then the true and utter belief needed to make it happen.

Like there's a difference between wanting to do something, thinking about doing something,

and truly believing like down through your bones that something is going to happen and work and be successful.

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