Before we dive in today, I want to draw your attention to our new podcast called The Road to

1 million. For those of you who have asked that we document the process of building a seven-figure

business by following the playbook that I share in my book 12 months to 1 million, this podcast

is for you. In this show, we are documenting every step of the process from some of our

students, from our own businesses inside of capitalism.com, and also the businesses that I'm

investing in. I'm working with these entrepreneurs one-on-one to document and to help them grow

towards a seven-figure brand. My one regret in my entrepreneurial career

is that I didn't document the hundreds of seven-figure case studies that I played a part in

over the year. So better late than never. And on this podcast, we're going to document the highs,

the lows, the wins, and the losses, and all the steps that these brands take to build a

seven-figure business. So if you want to see behind the scenes of what it takes to build a

seven-figure business, make sure you're subscribed to The Road to One Million on Spotify and

Apple Podcasts. And when you do, I hope you enjoy.

There is a book that you might be familiar with called The Four Hour Work Week, written

by Tim Ferriss.

Back, I don't know, 15 years ago or so, it's on most entrepreneurs must read list.

So one of those books that a lot of the entrepreneurs in our circle credit as

being one of the starting points. Now, a lot of people credit that book for changing their mind on

lifestyle design or travel or learning. But very few people remember the business model that Tim

talks about in that book as being the best

business model to have enough cash flow and lifestyle freedom to intentionally design the life

that you want. So if you've read that book, can you remember what it was? What was the business

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