We’re back with part 3 of my fascinating interview with Josh Forti and our special series exploring Atlas Shrugged by Ayn Rand. In this installment we unpack powerful lessons from the book that continue to shape the way I think about business, value, and success. We focus on what it means to be a “prime mover” and discuss how producers can create meaningful change without losing their identity or purpose.

Josh and I explore a variety of deep topics in this episode, from the importance of fulfilling work to navigating societal expectations around success. One of the standout moments was when we discussed Myron Golden’s “four levels of value” framework, which breaks down the hierarchy of contributions—from manual labor to visionary leadership—and why each level plays a crucial role. This conversation pushed us to ask hard questions about fulfillment and whether everyone needs to be an entrepreneur to feel truly alive.

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If you’re someone trying to balance growth with purpose, or you’ve ever questioned the path you’re on, this episode will resonate deeply with you. It’s packed with thought-provoking ideas, actionable insights, and a few personal stories you won’t want to miss. Tune in, and let’s explore what it really means to shrug off limits and step into your full potential!

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