The Lance Wall Now show is coming at you live from The Master himself, with a special broadcast taken from one of Lance's most recent appearances.

Tune in and get ready for some major revelation.

I must love you a lot to be up this early in the morning. That's what I can tell you.

I do late night stuff. I pioneered late night. I broke every rule on Facebook for building an audience.

They said, make it short.

I went long.

They said, make it at the peak time when people will listen.

So I deliberately did it at 11 p.m. at night when most people would not be wanting.

And I felt like that was an unintentional formula.

It was when I had the most energy to do it, to do what I was doing.

And I'd walk around my office and pray at night, and I felt, oh, I feel like sharing this with

somebody. And then you know what started to happen. It's weird. I became self-conscious about

the number of people listening, and it affected what I did. When I didn't know who was listening,

I was the most uninhibited and effective.

Once I realized 60,000 people listening to you is like a stadium, then I closed up. I thought,

man, so I stopped doing them. I literally, now it's like I'm inhibited to do them because the

responsibility for communication weighs on. doing them. I literally, now, it's like I'm inhibited to do them because the responsibility

for communication weighs on me, unlike Candace Owens, who has no responsibility for communication.

And so anyway, I read something that I thought you would like to hear.

And I read it, let me see, if I could find you here.

It's a quote that kind of shook me up.

It's called being the dumbest in the room.

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