It had to be the truth in everything, not just situation, not just in like the quiet, dark recesses of our home where I'm confiding in Lindsay, where I'm just telling the truth there.

I have to adopt this mindset that even when it's uncomfortable, I have to tell the truth to everybody.

So how I'm doing the one thing with Lindsay of telling the truth is how I have to do it with everybody.

It takes one free person to create change. This is the show for them. We are the creators of

the free world. This is capitalism.com and we are the 1%. A few months ago, I was browsing the top iTunes podcasts in the world.

And number one was Malcolm Gladwell.

Number two was Joe Rogan.

Number three was Ryan Nidel.

Number four was revisionist history.

Wait a second.

Who the heck is Ryan Nidel? Well, if you were anyone

else, you might not care or be surprised by this, but Ryan Nidal was an old buddy of mine that I

grew up with kind of when we were cutting our teeth in this world of entrepreneurship back in Akron, Ohio.

And back then, Ryan's life was not put together. Ryan was up to no good, we might say,

hanging out with the wrong crowd. Ryan was not the person that he is today. So my perception of Ryan when I see that he had the number

three podcasts in the world was kind of like you might expect if your screw up buddy who was

betting on sports games all of a sudden became a millionaire in business. Now that's not Ryan's story.

It's just an analogy. But it was kind of like what my experience was.

So I called up Ryan and was like, I need to hear about your transformation.

Because if you look at his life on social media today, he's married and has a beautiful family.

He is a thriving business with a huge audience.

He is in tremendous health. But that was not the case three years

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