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and we are live welcome folks to another edition of the survival podcast.

Today is Monday, January the 12th, 2006, which sounds just insane.

I'll probably keep saying that for another couple of shows anyway.

And it sounds nuts that we've had over a quarter of century happened since year

2000 and many of us were oh we're born back in 1960s and 1970s yeah I remember being a kid

in the 70s and there were a few old timers around that had an 18 at the beginning of their birth year and kind of

be like, wow, you know, and I guess we're those people are becoming those people.

Now, another 10, 15 years, we really will be, right?

If you were born in 72, it'll be a 72 or like a 49er, right?

All right, anyway, let's, what are we going to talk about today?

Well, there's going to be one of these shows that are my most popular shows.

Now, they're my most popular shows in the first 48 hours after they're delivered.

And then, you know, a week later, almost no one listens to him.

And a year later later certainly nobody does and

people wonder why don't do more of these shows you know um that are current events and and things

that are going on in the world and news based and stuff uh given that i do get a much bigger turnout

for them and a much bigger initial hit.

And the answer is because I've been doing this for 18 years and I've built long term.

So we will do this from time to time because it affects the motivation behind all the action things

we talk about, all the planning things we talk about, all the lifestyle design we talk about.

But they will never become something like my everyday show is not

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