let's start out with maybe a little bit about what what made you popular out there what made you

a business coach and if you don't mind i'd love to have you share with everybody a little bit about

yourself yeah i think all of the above has contributed to building a community and once you build a

community of people that are at your frequency i call it my neighborhood uh people who want to help

each other and know people that help each other at your frequency. I call it my neighborhood, people who want to help each other and know people

that help each other at your frequency. And one of the things that I recognized when you reached

out to me is I am very selective in who I work one-on-one with. I do 90% of the people I work with

are, you know, for free. I do free trainings Wednesday, Friday, Instagrams, all the different ask many things,

meetups, holding courts and interviews.

But to work one-on-one-one with me, you have to be at the same frequency.

And I do different events about this frequency.

And my frequency is one, which was a long journey.

One, growing up poor.

Two, making my first million dollars out of law school, nine months out of law school,

then becoming a multimillionaire.

My first exit in 1995, working my way through the Silicon Valley,

raising hundreds of millions of dollars, making

over $100 million to end up being CEO in 1999 of Samsung's first data phone division with

Microsoft phone. Before they called them smartphones, they called them convergence devices.

And then because of my technology and venture capital background,

getting hired by a visionary, by the world's most notable sports agency,

Lee Steinberg Sports and Entertainment, not because they're a great lawyer,

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