The score card for me is more of when I look back on it is my life resume.

So like if I said to you, Noah, you know, tell me three things you did in 2013 that were unbelievably memorable.

Like you'd have to struggle to think, certainly if I said to you what did you do in August of 2013?

I guarantee you in August of 2013 you had you worried you were anxious you

probably were happy you were depressed you went through a million different

emotions stressed out because you would do who knows what you were doing but you don't remember

August of 13. I just climb Mount Washington with five friends. I'll remember every

minute of that for the rest of my life. So that's my scorecard. My

scorecard is how many of those memories do I have at the end of the day?

Welcome to Noah Kagan presents.

What's up everyone? It's your boy, hot sauce, aka Rabbi Can't Lose, aka Noah Kagan.

So during Christmas I was in Vale, Colorado and I started reading this book called Living with a Seal by

Jesse Itzler. And the book is how this dude was just living a regular life and he ended up

wanting to change it, so we hired a seal to live with him for 30 days and how it kicked his ass. And the book is just a page

turner that you get through really quickly and you're just super amped. So I literally went outside

and started running in the snow and doing push-ups. You don't understand once you read the book. And it motivated me enough that I just and it

and it motivated me enough that I just reached out to him because he talked about in the book

he just cold calls people and says hey we're gonna be friends

so I was like he's gotta be cool if I do it to him so I I was nervous. I definitely kept thinking about it. I

couldn't let it go. I cold tweeted him and let me read off the tweet. It said, hey man,

finish the book in 24 hours. Great. Went for a snow run this AM.

Love to promote your book to 200,000 people,

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