What's up, everyone? Welcome to another episode of the Action Academy podcast. This is your host as always, Brian Lubin. Now, today we have a pretty cool hybrid type of episode. As some of you guys know or remember that have been listening to this show for a while, the Action Academy community, my mastermind, actually began as an online 12-week course. So when I was in Brazil,

traveling around the world last fall, around August, September, I spent about a month

or two creating a 52-hour course. And that was what I was thinking was going to be my entire

business before the community began. And so today's episode is one of the course modules that discusses asking bigger questions.

Now, this is going to be a fantastic episode for all of you.

And I wanted to give you guys a peek at kind of the inner vault of content that we have inside our community.

That content vault has now grown to over 100 hours. Now that

we're recording this in April of 2023, we have 100 hours plus of entrepreneurship content,

real estate, broken down by asset classes, multifamily Airbnb, commercial, buying and selling

businesses, leadership, organization, entrepreneurship, all those good stuff. So let's get to

today's episode, rock and roll. So the topic of today's module is asking bigger questions.

And this is one of the key takeaways that I need you guys to remember is just changing the

level of question that you ask because this is going to be the number one lever that you can

pull that would determine how fast you hit any goal that you set. this is going to be the number one lever that you can pull

that would determine how fast you hit any goal that you set. Okay, it's asking bigger questions.

If you don't ask a bigger question, you won't get a bigger answer. One of my mentors, David

Osborne, whose module is below here, talks about how the best way to get what you want in life

is asking the right questions to the right

people. So once you realize that, that it's just two games that you're playing and all of life

investing in business. And that is, what are the right questions and who are the right people, right?

And look how it looks easier life becomes and success becomes when you just ask those two simple

questions, right? Today, we're going to go over tangible, literal examples of small questions,

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