This is the Better Life podcast with Mr. Cam Cathcart and Mr. Brandon Turner.

What's up, Cam?

What's up, man?

How you doing?

Dude, I'm excited.

I mean, like, spring, summer's here.

I'm so excited.

I wet my plants.

Hey, I've got a confession to make.

Uh-oh.

Did you know I used to be addicted to soap?

No.

But I'm clean now.

Wow.

That's pretty good.

I thought about telling a joke about pizza, but I just thought it'd be too cheesy.

Anyway, what's up, Cam?

It's been a little while.

How are you doing?

It has been a while since we've gotten to do this together. I'm great, man. You know, when's the baby do, by the way? Sometime in July. Yeah, babies, I think August 10th is like the 40-week due date, but they said that they'll induce it 38, no matter what, with twins. So that's's like, I think July 26. Wow, which is right around the time this episode comes out. So I don't know exactly what day this comes out, but it's right around that. So congratulations on twins, man. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Speaking of fun, today's episode, so good, right? Dr. Benjamin Hardy. You might recognize his name because he, uh, he's amazing. He's everywhere. He's written some phenomenal books. He's an organizational psychologist and bestselling author of multiple bestselling books, including the gap in the game. 10x is easier than 2x. Who not how and a whole lot more. You guys have probably read. They're phenomenal. Millions of copies sold. His upcoming book, The Science of Scaling, Grow your business bigger and faster than you think possible. Releases soon. As the founder of Scaling.com, he helps entrepreneurs accelerate their business growth, use powerful frameworks like frame, floor, and focus, which we'll talk about today. And really, he is widely recognized as, like, one of the premier business thought leaders in the world. And he's somebody that I am lucky enough to call a friend. So I'm excited to bring him on today. Cam, what do you think of today's episode? We just got to finish recording it. What did you think? Dude, I loved it. I loved when we talked about a lot of people think good strategy is we have to add all of these things to my business. and he kind of reframed that to no good strategy or the things that you don't do.

And then I loved the thought of everything in your business is dictated by your goals.

And if you want to change your business, you have to have better goals in a shorter time frame because then it reframes how you run your business. And so as we were talking, I was thinking through my personal businesses of like, okay, I need to cut X, Y, and Z. And I need to start doing this if I want to get to where I want to be. It was phenomenal, man. I can't wait for people to listen to this. Yeah, it's super good.

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