Welcome to this special episode of The Passionate Few Podcast. Today we have a very special episode,

as it's our round three with none other than Tom Bill you, known as the founder of Quest Nutrition.

Tom built a billion dollar company, exited and has now built Impact Theory, which has reached

tens of millions of people around the world,

has interviewed hundreds of guests. And in this interview, we get into the psychology of not only

the mindset that it took to have his billion dollar success, but also what he's learned from

hundreds of top achievers from NFTs to crypto, to business, to mindset, to athletes, and

everything in between and how he's deduced that wisdom to help people around the world take action on their life, their business, and their dreams to maximize their potential. So no further ado, I want to encourage you guys to sit back, relax into this incredible interview, the billion dollar man himself, the king of impact theory, Tom Bill you. Enjoy. Thanks so much for being on the show today. Tom, round three.

Thanks for having me, man. It's exciting to be back. Absolutely, man. I love the new spot.

You got the new logo here. It's been epic. And thank you so much for allowing us to do this here

in a beautiful home, man. I really appreciate that. My pleasure. Thanks for being here. It is much more

fun to do these in person.

Yes. So I'm excited. Yes, sir. And kind of what I wanted to delve into today is, you know, obviously a lot of people know your story. They know you've done with impact theory. They obviously knew you built a company to a billion dollar evaluation, exited. So you've kind of seen the tip of success that a lot of people aim for, aspire for.

And being on this side of the fence, I'm curious. My first question is, number one,

what is the most shocking thing about being on this side of the fence of quote unquote success that you didn't anticipate or expect when you were sort of younger aspiring for it?

You have to really go back for it to get to the surprising part because what I learned long before

I actually became successful was that success wasn't going to change my insecurities.

And I think most people go into it thinking that success is going to eradicate their insecurities.

They look at somebody that's successful with this admiration.

And they think when I'm that successful, I will look at myself with that admiration.

And it doesn't work like that.

And what's super interesting, it's not surprising at this point.

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