So you got a whole, uh, alpha team now, don't you?

But you have a wealth of knowledge that is beneficial to a lot of people and we can move the needle.

How often do you hear a hunting podcast?

We were talked about this. People relate to this.

All right, we're back for the second go-around. This is a podcast I actually recorded

with a recent friend that I did not like the first one. So he was cool enough to re-record

but that's Jay Valeton and, uh, man, I really appreciate you coming on again. Thank you.

Yeah, no, it's, uh, it's my pleasure, man. I'm excited to jump back on here.

I actually enjoyed the first time, so this will be even better.

Yeah, I listened to it probably two or three times and I, uh, every time I listened to it,

I was like, man, why didn't I answer this or man, why didn't I? So I, again, I appreciate, uh,

you coming on and, uh, uh, you know, before, before we get going, kind of tell everybody a little bit

about yourself. I obviously have been paying attention for a while, uh, motivational, kind of a

self-help, uh, coach, but tell everybody what you do and what you're all about.

Yeah, um, so, um, grouping it a small, uh, mountain town up in the Weervil, California,

real hunting and fishing. So that's kind of my passion and, uh, do that all over the place,

but for the past, oh gosh, 20 years, um, I've been in the council and world helping people,

uh, you know, six or marriages work through, uh, fairs, um, work with sex addicts and, you know,

just the whole gamut. So I also lead a men's movement, um, call brave co where we help build

uh, great men, you know, men, men aren't born great. You have to build great men. So I do a lot

of focusing on, um, helping guys work through pain, um, you build out structure and plans for their

life. Um, and so yeah, that's where I spend a lot of my time is, is, uh, in the, the men world,

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