Welcome to Entrepreneurs of Playbook. I'm David Meltzer here at our beautiful Sirius XM Studios at the win during CES and CS continues to change.

It gets older and older and older. But my next guest is younger and younger and younger.

Liz Clayman, no wonder's the claimant count down because we're counting down your age and you can't be

this young and being a hall of fame and i've probably interviewed do you think i probably

interviewed more hall of famers than anyone i'm thinking because i represented the pro football

fame been in sports for so many years and i'm thinking this is the first time that i ever had a cable

hall of Famer.

Oh, yeah.

And I think it's more competitive, to be honest.

There's only so many football players in the world.

There's way more people on cable.

And when you're honored later on in our careers, and I was just blessed to be honored as the chairman of Napoleon Hill Institute.

Congratulations. Which is my big legacy because Napoleon Hill has changed my life and impacted so many in the

entrepreneurial space. But how does it feel when you know you have so much more to do, but you're in

the Hall of Fame? First, when they tell you, you're going to be inducted into the Hall of Fame,

you're like, wait, am I old? What happened?

When you start to see, you know, lifetime achievement awards,

but I'll tell you something.

I never planned to be on cable.

I was in local news covering murders and drug busts and explosions and hurricanes

and chocolate festivals and running around, milking the cows at the Ohio State Fairbby.

I worked, you know, I worked in Columbus and Cleveland and Boston Climbled.

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