Welcome to the Science of Success, introducing your host, Matt Bodner.

Welcome to the Science of Success, the number one evidence-based growth podcast on the internet,

with more than 3 million downloads and listeners in over 100 countries.

Today's episode is a bit different than a normal episode of the science of success.

We share the incredible, real-life story of the epic quest to see how the world's most

successful people launched their careers, including a wild journey of hacking the prices right,

meeting Bill Gates and Lady Gaga, and an epic five-year quest to study and learn from the

world's top achievers. This is a topic I've dedicated my life to, and this fascinating discussion

with our guest, Alex Benayan, shines some new light on one of the most

important questions of our lives. What was the inflection point that set massively successful

people's lives on a different trajectory? Do you need more time? Time for work, time for thinking and

reading, time for the people in your life, time to accomplish

your goals. This was the number one problem our listeners outlined, and we created a new

video guide that you can get completely for free when you sign up and join our email list.

It's called How You Can Create Time for the Things that Really Matter in Life.

You can get it completely for free.

When you sign up and join the email list at Successpodcast.com, you're also going to get exclusive content that's only available to our email subscribers.

We recently pre-released an episode and an interview to our email subscribers a week before it went live to our broader audience.

And that had tremendous implications because there was a limited offer in there with only 50 available spots that got eaten up by the people who were on the email list first.

With that same interview, we also offered an exclusive opportunity for people on our email list to engage one-on-one

for over an hour with one of our guests in a live exclusive interview just for email

subscribers. There's some amazing stuff that's available only to email subscribers that's only

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