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Hello, I am Andy Trob, your host for In The Loop, also known as AT, and I want to welcome you back because Andy is going to share some more powerful principles that once applied will change your life forever. So welcome back, Andy.

Hey, buddy, I am honored to be here. Thank you so much. Well, you know, some people, I think I've said before, you don't just sit around and write, but based on how many books you've been creating, I might have to change that idea. Do you do any? No, I know you do lots of other stuff because I follow you on Facebook and Twitter and you talk about your family and stuff. But I got another book out. I'm holding it in my hand. First, it's beautiful. It's just a cool little book. Well, this is a special, and it has a special story behind the book.

And I'm thrilled and aggravated about this book.

It's called Baseball Boys and Bad Words.

Yeah.

Yeah.

And the aggravated part is that there are only 2,500 copies of this. There's a lot less than that now.

Yeah, there's a lot less than that now. And they are going fast, then they're only at one bookstore.

This is the one bookstore that, you know, nobody really thought this would work.

And so, you know, it's hard to believe that, you know, you work and you sell books and

your work moves.

But then, you know, and maybe it's a good lesson for me, good lesson for everybody,

that, hey, you don't, just because you achieve a level or a measure of success, that doesn't

mean that you get a free pass with everything. I don't mean you're not turned down for stuff.

And so, for whatever reason, you know, the powers in the book world did not really think this work. So we decided we're

going to, we're going to prove it. And so we had, you know, printed what we could print,

2,500 books, and one bookstore decided to take them. And so that's books a million. So if you

have a book's a million near you,

you can go in and get this book. If you do not have a book's a million near you, books a million.

And so we just want to prove that the book will sell and run them out of books. And maybe at one point

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