What's up, beautiful people. Welcome back to another episode of the Action Academy podcast,

the show that helps you get rich, happy, successful, and free with a capital F in your life

and business. What is up from Recovic, Iceland, as I am traveling again. I believe I'll be

gone for about two weeks this time, and then I will hop back to good old Texas. But in the meantime,

here is a Monday episode with my good buddy, Doug Clark,

on his podcast, The Gentle Art of Crushing It. Doug was kind enough to host me as a guest,

and he did an absolutely wonderful job as the host. He asked some unique questions that didn't

just follow the same flow that you hear over and over again on different podcasts. So it was a

really unique episode, and I wanted to share it. So it was a really unique episode and I wanted

to share it with all of you guys. This episode is also very cool because Doug is a member of our

Action Academy community, which if you are awesome, you should join. For those of you that are

new to the podcast, the Action Academy community is where we help you implement the information

that you learn on the podcast. That way you're not just listening to show after show after show. You're actually doing something with it. The group exists solely for people

that are already motivated. They're already sprinting 100 miles an hour and they can't find

anybody else that's operating at their level. So you have to already have bought at least some real

estate, one property. You have to at least have bought a business or started a business.

And now you're scaling and you're looking to leave that job with a sense of urgency within the next eight to 12 months.

If you want to buy one house a year, we're not the group for you. If you want to learn how to

buy 100, book a call in the show description below. You can click a link and check out the website

and also book a call with me directly. Now, without any further ado, Mr. Doug Clark, let's rock.

Live on beans and rice and $10,000 a year while you invest all your money.

I think that's foolish.

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