Welcome to the WinMakeGive podcast chat. I'm still here. Bob Stewart, still there. Bob,

I'd say how you doing today, only because to our audience, it's completely new day.

Yet to you and I, it's about 46 seconds since we talk last.

Yeah. Yeah. We're in part two. We're about to dive into part two of Tim Ferriss's questions

to ask yourself as you sit down and look to move your business or your life forward.

Yes. So we just finished number one. Just finished, right? If you want a little

deep behind how this works, Bob and I, yeah, we're going to record them back to back. Dave's

going to hold out on you. And then he's going to drop them weekly for you. Sometimes I'll

tell you sometime Bob and I are a few weeks ahead. And then sometimes we're recording

this episode for tomorrow, right? So we won't tell you which situation this one's in.

Yet if we actually drop any real life timelines, you might figure out where we are. So Bob,

anybody who missed part one to this, I'm telling you, just scroll back. You'll go back

and you'll catch us talking about part one. Here we are now. We're back with part two.

Not that these go in order. So you could in theory, listen to today's list and then go

back and listen to the other episode. Yet you're going to want all of these questions.

We're not going over all the questions because Tim originally had 17 of them, Bob. Yet you

and I kind of looked at them. We thought a few of them were kind of a little similar.

We thought a few of them were a little, they just didn't work. So we've narrowed it down

to 12, which we did six last time. And we're going to do part two, one through six right

here. So let's dive right into it, Bob. Number one on our part two of this is what?

What if I couldn't pitch my product directly? What would I do instead? I love this question.

What if I couldn't pitch my product directly? Chad, I'll just go, we used to, I've done

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