What's the biggest misconceptions about you?

I'm just sort of lucky to be where I am.

I don't really, I believe in fate and I think I was really fortunate to get that first

opportunity to go to Rapture TV and start my broadcasting career.

But I don't think that luck has really played a part in getting me to this point now.

I think I've sort of worked out the building blocks to success and I think that anyone

can do it.

I think anyone listening to this podcast and obviously they are the kind of people that

are minded towards success anyway because they listen to this and this is what for me

anyway, this is what your podcast is all about.

I listen to it all the time.

I think it's about success no matter what you talk about for me, it's about success.

And I think that I honestly believe that anyone can get their hands on success.

Why is it that some people don't become successful?

Some normal people like you that when you were crapping school, why is it that those people

that therefore don't become successful and why J. Comfries who also was a very normal

kid in school when Tom to become successful?

That's really the point I'm trying to get to is what's the, is it a mindset difference?

Is it, I think we have to be really careful right when we talk about this because I think

we both have been successful.

And that doesn't mean that just because it's happened to us, then then it's something

that's really simple and it can be achieved by anybody.

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