Larry Chiang is a genius.

I don't say that often, because it isn't often true. 

This was a remarkable conversation with an utterly incomparable man. I found myself sounding off with laughter and Hmmm's in equal measure, and I never even had the chance to rest on my heels.

There is so much to learn from this episode, and there are keys on many levels. Larry did a remarkable job of relaying information on about 10 different levels simultaneously throughout the entire episode.

I really enjoyed this conversation, and it was fascinating to talk with a dude who's life exists on such a vastly different paradigm than mine.

I must stress this thoroughly:

LISTEN CAREFULLY TO THIS EPISODE

Want more from Larry? Here's how:

@LarryChiang on YouTube Twitter Facebook

#LarryChiang

#ChiangGiang

Jose is one of my oldest friends from Twitter. 

When I joined, he was already fairly popular, but did not have the direction or focus that he does today. Then he jumped into a decision. 

What was it?

He decided he wanted to make his money online. So, he set about learning how to do that, and then he started doing the things he learned. 

Every day.

This podcast touches on some of the life and environment that has shaped Jose, and it touches on much of what he does to accomplish his tasks. 

It is also the longest episode of the podcast yet. 

Want more from Jose? Go to these places:

https://twitter.com/joserosado

https://youtube.com/joserosado

https://sovereignuni.com/

Ben is my friend, and he's also involved in many of my projects bigly, believe me.

This episode may be a bit too advanced for my more simple-minded Logocentrifigoons, but I'd suggest you listen anyway.

Narrative influence, memetic manipulation, mastery of networking and more are discussed. This was a very interesting conversation to be a part of, and for those with ears to hear it, there is much to be learned from the discussion. 

Listen carefully, and enjoy Benjica and I rambling on about brain magick. 

Also, my audio on this one is for shit, sorry about that, but it was recorded on some stop-gap equipment that I procured while repairing a damaged computer. Nevertheless, you won't want to miss out on this episode.

Want more from Ben? Go here:

Twitter:   https://twitter.com/benjamingjw 

Website:  http://benjamingjw.com/ 

Email List:  https://mailchi.mp/fd7c8fd91b31/benjamingjw 

Nathan Dean is a great dude. 

He's got a huge heart, and it is clear to everyone, including me, that he has kind intentions just pouring out of him. It was a pleasure to sit down with Nate and have a far-ranging discussion over various topics. There's some about money, and family and Twitter and quite a bit more. 

By now you know that I like to take these discussions off the beaten trail from time to time, and this episode is no different. What you'll find is a man who's good intentions are backed up with a willingness to serve and an orientation of action all the way down.

There's plenty here to pick up on, and so I hope you'll pay attention. If not, then here's to learning by osmosis.

Want more from mi amigo Nate? Go to these places:

Twitter: https://twitter.com/ChroniclesNate

Financial Legacy: Holy Shift!

Billy Red Horse is a special kind of man.

If you know much about me, then you know that I can appreciate a man who has moved through some serious darkness to be able to arrive on the other side stronger and wiser.

My friend Red Horse is one such man, and he's got a couple-few decades on top of my three+ to add to and amplify the experience. He's got a heart of gold, but don't confuse the Gentleman Mystic for being a weak man.

Deadlifts abound.

There's not much I feel like I need to say about this episode. Just strap in and collect all the wisdom that's placed in your path. You're guaranteed to encounter something useful for you.

Want More From Billy Red Horse?

Twitter:  https://twitter.com/billyredhorse

Website:  http://gentlemanmystic.com/ 

Gumroad:  https://gumroad.com/thegentlemanmystic

Instagram:  https://www.instagram.com/gentlemanmystic/

Lectures on the 4 Noble Truths:

1st 

2nd

3rd and 4th