Michael Sartain. Why Honesty is the Main Focus for Relationships. Episode 471 with The Real Brad Lea (TRBL)

Dropping Bombs

Brad Lea

Entrepreneurship, Business

4.9 • 2.3K Ratings

🗓️ 2 May 2022

⏱️ 78 minutes

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Summary

In 2013 Michael started studying finance as a second career and in 2015 he started taking on clients as a money manager. He has studied under Tom Sosnoff (the founder of the Think or Swim and TastyWorks platforms) who is the foremost expert on stock options trading on the planet. From these experiences, Michael learned the importance of intellectual curiosity, gratitude, humility as well as the importance of public speaking. He also learned about win-win situations, teaching others, and the importance of giving back through charity and education. In 2019 Michael created the Men of Action program. The program was a culmination of all these lessons and many more. The Men of Action program focuses on five pillars: Social Networking, Leadership, Entrepreneurship, Mindset, and Finance.

In this episode, Michael and Brad discuss the lifestyle Michael leads, the main focus in relationships, and why honesty is so important.

00:00 Intro

01:10 What's a "podcaster?"

02:30 Check out The Michael Sartain Podcast

07:00 The strategies to get in the room

09:30 Social media

12:00 The guilt within relationships

15:30 Open Relationships

18:19 How Michael makes money

20:26 Men of Action

24:00 Female Friends

31:35 Communication with women

38:02 The problem with only fans

46:10 Shout out to Dan Fleyshman

53:04 Why helping charities is pivotal to Michael

01:00:00 Russia and China

01:05:26 Six major events on earth

01:10:00 The two problems Michael solves

01:14:25 Go to https://www.moamentoring.com

Transcript

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0:00.0	Listen up or run
0:23.2	What it is Brad Lee back again with another episode of dropping bombs today in the studio folks
0:28.8	I got a real treat for you Michael Sartane from the Michael Sartane podcast. What's cracking? What's going on man?
0:35.2	I can't believe I made it on to the the dropping bombs man. I'm such a big fan dude. It's common courtesy when I'm invited on yours
0:43.1	Yeah, yeah, definitely definitely I have heard that yeah a lot of people mistake me for a podcaster because I have a podcast
0:50.8	However, I'm not a podcaster. Isn't that weird? You use it for networking. Well, I just do it
0:57.0	Yeah, like I like I don't go to the conventions. Oh god. I'm not a podcaster, right. What's funny is you're heard of
1:04.8	Camio. Yeah, of course. Yeah, so I get an email from the cameo people and they're like hey, you know, we've had enough requests for you
1:10.7	We'd like to be a cameo celebrity. I'm like, what's this? I look and I'm like all these pretty cool. I'm like sure
1:16.3	I'll do this so I sign up and then I thought I was looking through cameo and I'm looking at like athletes and celebrities and you know
1:24.3	Says what they do and and I thought well, what did they say about me like I'm
1:30.5	Maybe it's a entrepreneur. I don't know CEO like it. So I look
1:35.5	Says fucking podcaster. Yeah, that's what I do
1:39.0	It is weird, isn't it dude? I'm not a podcaster. Are you a podcaster? So I would say now yes because of the the privileges that it has afforded me
1:47.8	The ability to network with people that normally like they maybe admired me
1:52.0	But it didn't really have a reason to communicate with me
1:55.0	And then just people that have ideas or businesses or
2:00.4	Charities that they want to promote and then I have this ability to promote and then it grows right?
2:04.7	So I'm sure this has happened for you where you have someone on the show and then you can show that episode to the next guy that you're trying to have on
2:10.4	So like for instance, I'm reaching out to David Goggins. I'll show them the episode of me with Dambell's Arion
2:15.1	Because David Goggins wrote the forward to his book. I want God sad to come on my show. He's a Canadian
2:20.4	Professor. I believe he's the guy who's been on Joe Rogan more than anyone
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