On today's show, I break down why the mind is what the mind is fed.

Why you truly are the average of the five people that you most associate with.

Why the fastest way to change yourself is to hang out with people who are already where you want to be.

And why everybody needs to listen to Guy Kawasaki's interview,

Guy Kawasaki's podcast interview with Apple's co-founder Steve Wozniak.

The idea was not a computer company.

His idea was what he knew.

He sold surplus electronic parts. He knew how to buy switches and capacitors and transistors and sell them, even some little low-level chips chip in those days, and sell them for a big, huge, he knew what it was a good deal. So he wanted to make a PC board. Neither one of us could really come up with a good argument that we'd make money, but he said, well, at least for once in our life we'd have a company.

And he did, one thing he wanted was to somehow be important in the world.

And he didn't have the academic background or really business background, but he had at least me.

And so he said, let's start a company.

And my gosh, I froze at that point because would I start a company

behind Hewlett-Packard's back when I was determined

and told everyone in my life, I would be a Hewlett-Packard engineer forever.

Some shows don't need a celebrity narrator to introduce the show

but this show does two men eight kids co-created by two different women

13 multi-million dollar businesses ladies and gentlemen welcome to the

Thrive Time show.

Now three, two, one, here we get.

We started from the bottom and we'll show you how to get here.

Started from the bottom now we hear.

We started from the bottom now we hit.

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