Thanks for being here, Dave.

Thank you, Dr. G, and it's great to see you again.

And I've kept my eye on the progress that you've made, and congratulations to start off.

Thanks for having me on the show.

Absolutely, man.

I really am so happy that you were able to take some time for this because I just, I wanted to talk to you mostly about relationships.

One of the things that I've watched

you do masterfully, which is include other people and tell their stories and connect with them

in a way that very few people can do. And we have a little bit of time today, obviously pretty

short period of time. So I want to dive right into that and just talk a lot about relationships.

And I also want to talk a lot about this new role that you're in with the Napoleon Hill as the chairman,

and what that means and what Napoleon Hill means to you.

And so let's dive into this.

Let's talk about relationships and why you're so good at those and what are your strategies and tactics that you put in place for you. And so let's dive into this. Let's talk about relationships and why you're so good at those

and what are your strategies and tactics that you put in place for that? Well, first, it's prioritizing

relationships relative to time. And so we have to have non-negotiable relationships that we pay

attention and give attention to every single day with a minimum amount of time.

So let me use my three daughters. I have three daughters in his son. My three daughters are in their 20s.

I give them a minimum of two minutes a day every day of my life. Now two minutes a day may not sound like a lot, but number one, it's minimum.

Two, if you know 20-year-olds, they don't want to spend more than two minutes a day, usually with you.

But three, the part that most people don't understand, especially when it comes to relationships,

is two minutes a day is worth two hours on a Saturday.

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