I've always been a collector since I was a kid, whether it was sports cards, magic cards,

comics, stamps, or coins, and as I've gotten older, I've transitioned to collecting original art.

I also believe in precious metals as one of the safest and most stable stores of wealth.

The impossibly cool thing about my new company Metal Mark as part of the Aubrey Marcus

Collective is that it combines both of these things that I love.

Fully assayable and recoverable, fractional gold notes,

paired with impossibly beautiful, and collectible limited edition art

so if for some reason you don't like the art anymore or the art loses its value

you can always just keep the gold if any other class of art loses its value all

you are left with is paper or in the case of NFTs, pixels.

And if you are just starting and collecting gold, instead of having to drop $2,700 on a coin like this,

you can get in for less than a Benjamin.

I came into this podcast with Dr. John D. Martini, expecting to have a conversation about how our thoughts can impact our reality and how we can utilize our belief field to actually draw towards us those things that we're more resonant with.

But what happened very quickly was something much different.

We highlighted a bright point of distinction in our worldviews, and this turned into a very

intense debate. And I think debate is healthy. I think when people have two different opinions,

and they stand by those opinions and still allow themselves to have the

discussion, something greater emerges. Now, at some point, I didn't think that we could even make it

through. It felt like the chasm was so wide that even having the conversation itself wasn't going

to be fruitful or actually beneficial for the

people listening. But as time went on, I'm more grateful for this conversation because I think it

highlights two different worldviews. Is there such a thing as good and evil? Or is it all the one

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