This guy has interviewed the likes of Grand Cardone at Mylet.

Gary V at this point, like, what are some of the biggest lessons

that you've taken away from these guys?

That's number one, is like eight players only.

Number two is successful people are in the order business, but mega successful people are in the order business but mega successful people are in the

reorder business and then number three is that they're all

I am interviewing another podcast host this guy guy has interviewed the likes of, man, Grand Cardone,

Ed Mylet. I think Gary V at this point, like pretty much everybody you could imagine that I one day want to interview.

So I'm really just trying to be as cool as this guy. I got none other than

Omar Elatar, host of the passionate few. What's up man? What's going on Ryan?

honored to be here, brother. Yeah, dude. So I just got done filming with your

podcast here in the set and I got to be honest with you.

I've been on a lot of different podcast and the questions you asked and how you delivered

them you pulled a lot out of me that I've never had other hosts pull out of me. So how do you attribute

that skill? Like how do you learn to do that? Yeah to be honest with you I think it's

two full. Number one I've just always been a genuinely interested person.

When I was a kid I was alone a lot so I was always like reading books into documentaries and I would do this like weird thing where even if I was like driving if I would see someone, I think that's because I was alone a lot as a kid, so I had to entertain myself.

So when I was alone a lot as a kid, I would see different people and I always was wondering about their story.

Like if there's a guy driving or like, know across the block there's a Vietnamese

guy who owned a dry cleaner and he owned that dry cleaner I saw my whole life

growing up I always wondered like what was his story so he'd tell me yeah I came here

back then and then I started the store, but then me and my wife struggled.

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