In this episode, I speak with one of my great friends David Meltzer. David has spent the last vast majority of his life on a mission to help over one billion people be happy. He used the co-founder of sports one marketing and was formerly the CEO of Leigh Steinberg Sports & Entertainment. I've had the pleasure of being on David's show a couple of times, and it's been in work to get him over here on Think Unbroken for a while, and he processes complex ideas and breaks them down into practical ways that are not only tangible but practical is second to none. When I sit, and I speak with him, and I go through this process of being enveloped in these ideas like, literally sometimes feel I am like having a conversation with the matrix because of how he breaks things down.

I would say one of the most genuine, kind, and giving people you will ever meet. The man only lives to serve, and his ideas and the concepts that he brings to the table have radically impacted my life. Even though this will be a shorter interview than usual, I believe this will impact your life if you're paying attention.

There are people in your life that want to see you succeed. And if you're willing to take the advice of those people, it will change everything for you, and that's one of the things that David has been able to do in my life that has been so incredibly beneficial that I hope that you will find also be beneficial in yours.

Buckle Up, and Let’s get into the show!

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