I will come back to the personality hacker podcast my name is

Joe Mark Witt and I'm Antonio Dodge we were watching a series produced by the History Channel recently called The Men Who Build America.

It's a four-part series. It's on Netflix and so we don't have cable television but oftentimes we'll discover new

Programs, you know and watch these different programs a lot of history channel stuff a lot of documentaries a lot of personal growth type content on Netflix.

And we just happened to come upon this program.

It was a very interesting Netflix show

from the History Channel.

And the reason was so interesting, it was chronicling four to five

gentlemen in the late 1800s, early 1900s, who basically built the infrastructure, the Industrial Revolution infrastructure of the United States and then it ultimately went on to the rest of the world.

So these are people like Rockefeller who developed standard oil, you know, running all the oil of the world

basically. Andrew Carnegie who developed steel and all of the skyscrapers in

New York and Chicago and other countries are built using the steel that is manufactured from Carnegie's steel mills.

It was chronicling J.P. Morgan, the financier, who basically helped Edison get started and make the

electric light bulb ubiquitous across the planet. So we all have electric lights

late at night and we can see in dark times. So these are these are men who during a time

period of history, the railroads by Vanderbilt was another big

infrastruct infrastructure development.

And then Ford.

And then Henry Ford, yeah.

The car industry.

Actually, those were the five at Chronicle.

It was Vanderbilt, Rockefeller, Carnegie, Morgan, and Ford.

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