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Welcome back to Max out everybody. I'm Ed Milach. Today's show is going to be ballistic. So I am sitting next to the real life dockies man.

One of the most interesting people I have ever met in my life. This man has a resume that is too long to even start the introduction with today.

We are going to talk about that today like life resumes. But to start put it mildly this is someone who started the company Marquit Jet. He ends up selling that to warm and buff it and Brookshire Hathaway started a water company that he sold to Coca-Cola.

He has run 100 miles in one day before. He is a father of four. He is married to one of the most successful female entrepreneurs in the country and Sarah Blakely, the founder of Spanx.

And most importantly for me he is one of the most giving and generous people with his time, his information and his energy that I have ever met in my life. And I'm literally like this. I'm getting goosebumps because I've been really looking forward to the day. So everybody this is Jesse Isler.

Jesse thanks for being here.

Thank you so much man. I appreciate it.

Have we had good conversations off camera?

Yes.

I wish we were recording the whole time. So you know the thing I didn't say too is I also think you're one of the greatest speakers in the world too from the stage as well. So any of you looking for speakers. This is a guy that you ought to be talking to.

So you're going to get a flavor for that today. So let's help. Let's help some people. Let's do it. Let's do it.

So we can go all the way back to the beginning. I want people to know a little bit about your background because I think one of the things that fast makes me the most about you is your willingness to do things that you're not prepared for.

I think like going into the unknown. It seems to be one of these things that about you this very unique but also is a trait that I see in people that win at really high levels. So talk a little bit about we could start with any of the businesses you've had.

But did you're upbringing at all like prep you into being this sort of type of person you are like when you grew up. Did you know you're going to turn out this way or not not at all.

I always was dancing to my own drum. My parents gave me a really long leash which was a great gift for me growing up. They let me do whatever I wanted to do within reason.

And I always you know all of us we always come against this wall of fear you know this crazy wall of fear and you can either go to the wall and turn around and go through the fucking wall.

And I was I always every time I went around turned around and went back home because I was too scared I crazy resentment or crazy guilt that I wasn't able to do it regret not resentment.

Yeah regret. Yeah. And every time I went through the wall and got to the other side it was so addicting and I was so proud of myself. So I just give you a quick example when I was growing up I grew up in New York City or in Long Island in the 80s when break dancing and rapping all the stuff was happening.

And I was really into break dancing I don't know I don't look like it. But you know get some cardboard out here. We can do something like get some cardboard. Okay.

And I decided that like I can make more money probably if I went to Washington DC you know because the kids in Washington see couldn't be as good as the kids in New York we invented this whole genre.

So I got my friend Myron who's my partner my sister just got a driver's license and I convinced her to drive us to Washington DC and the whole drive down I was having all that self doubt.

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