Boom Fire Nation! JLD back at you with a Thursday variety show and wait for it. Today's show is going to be our third Q&A show.

A while back it did a bunch of phone calls with amazing entrepreneur on fire listeners and there were so many great questions.

I hope I gave some great answers and this is the third installment of that Q&A. I will be doing more in the future if you give me the green light.

So email me, John at eofire.com. Let me know if you like these. Let me know if you hate these. Let me know if they're somewhere in between because this show is for you fire nation.

I want to make it better every single episode. All right, let's kick into the calls.

Gailin, I missed you once and I thought that you were going to miss me again. That's right. That's what it seemed like.

I wanted to call you back for one specific reason besides just having you ask any question you'd like. But what is wrong with your comments to me? I'm ready to ignite.

Do you have any idea what's wrong with that? What's wrong with the comment? I'm ready to ignite. Yeah, because you said that on Skype to me. You said I'm ready to ignite. What's wrong with that comment?

I don't know what's wrong with it. You are prepared to ignite. I never used a word ready. It's ready. Is it prepared to enjoy as well for the history series?

Oh, memoir. Thanks for the memoir shot out. Appreciate that brother. It is prepared to enjoy totally. That's so funny. But let me just tell you.

99% of people say I'm ready to ignite and Kate Knight has laughed every single time because I was just like, where did I even come up with prepared? Are you prepared to ignite?

Because everybody says ready. Why do I say prepared? I don't know. So, you know, maybe it's just me that's in the wrong.

I don't know. Prepare is good. Well, listen, let us know where you're coming from brother. Try to hold your microphone off your shirt a little bit because we're getting a little background noise on that with a rubbing.

And what's your question? Yeah, yeah. So I currently live in Belville, Ontario to ours, East of Toronto. Our first non-American. So yes, what's up?

Yeah, yeah. Well, I grew up in the States, grew up in the Southern United States. But I married a Canadian that I'm, we met in Venezuela where I had lived for about 10 years and her for 20 something.

And her job brought us to this area about seven years ago. So I'm actually a American American, American Venezuelan Canadian.

That's my background.

Yeah, so questions.

All right, one question, which is kind of funny. You recently, you know, had the post up about how you were changing the number of interviews you're doing, right? Like going from one to day to a little bit less frequency.

Right around the time you announced that I was going to write on the Facebook page and be like, what does it take to get interviewed by JLD? Like what kinds of things do I need to be up to for him to be like, you are worthy of an interview my friend. So that's my first question.

Well, let me just say that one of the most heartbreaking things for me moving from a daily show down to was probably going to be three or four very long for very in depth, very intense interviews per month.

So they're really going to be next level as far as just the quality and the detail and where we go with them.

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