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Okay, today we're going to be talking about demanding greatness from yourself and I just read a book and had somebody interviewed by the time this comes out, I'm not 100% sure if the interview will have already been played.

What I actually think I'm going to do, you'll probably hear this before I play the interview with Jesse Itzler because I don't feel like we did enough justice for the person that we were talking about in the episode.

Just to kind of give you an idea, Jesse Itzler, who's a billionaire himself, he's also married separately to a woman who became a billionaire before she met him, which is Sarah Blakely, the founder of Spanx.

And she's going to be on my podcast pretty soon as well. But that being said, he was at a very high level, he was killing it in life.

Quote unquote, people would think that he was and he felt like he was on a ride and wanted to get better. So he had a Navy seal live with him.

And it's an incredible story, but I want to talk about the Navy seal more than anything else in this episode.

And I want to talk about his accomplishments because this guy is insane to the point where he was out of shape and decided that he wanted to raise money for some of his friends that died in a helicopter crash.

He was in the Navy, he was a Navy seal and he wanted to raise money for some of his friends that were in a helicopter crash.

And so what he did was he googled the 10 hardest things to do to raise money.

Oh, you can probably hear my dog barking down there.

So he googled the 10 hardest things to do to raise money.

And one of the things that popped up was something called the Badwater 135.

And if you've never heard of the Badwater 135, that is 135 mile run in the middle of the desert and it's 120 degrees outside.

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