That was a fun conversation, Jay. What do you think?

I think it's amazing. It's been a while since we have an episode where I'm just like fly

on the wall and listening you giving advice and ideas to other people. It's been a long

time since we have the media and air series.

You know, I like this idea of like having people on the show that have specific issues

or problems, where it's entrepreneurial problems, creativity problems, heck, I'll do any kind

of problems just for the heck of it.

So we're starting this new sub series, Jay, Yao, producer extraordinaire, had this idea

where people come on the show and I mentor them. So every now and then we'll have an episode

like this one where I'm mentoring people and if it's a good mentoring session, I'll release

it. And this was a lot of fun. Our first mentee is Jason Wright who's trying to get the

word out there about his ideas, which are unique and interesting and what it needs to

do to put himself out there more.

This isn't your average business podcast and he's not your average host. This is the James

Altarger show.

Putting it anyway, but you guys can chat however you guys want to.

Those are all the books that James Altar has recommended on his show. So, I want you

a favorite book, Jason.

Choose yourself and I'm not just saying, well, no, it's my favorite business book. My favorite

and my favorite novel is Lonesome Dove and Atlas Shrug. Those are two competing ones

that probably east of Eden, but business books probably choose yourself and the art of

impossible.

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