I'm going to tell you who's in the house today. You're not going to believe it. It's David Metzler. Yep,

hang on to your hat because we are diving deep. He said anything goes. And I have 20 minutes to ask

some of the most powerful questions that might lead your life and your business into the

direction you may be desiring. David, oh my gosh. I'm trying not to get overly excited here. I'm just going to be

I'm going to be cool. I'm playing it cool. Hey, Dave. How are you? I love that. I'm so blessed to be here,

Dana, and really appreciate the opportunity on my mission to empower over a billion people to be happy to

have the opportunity to share

some mindset, some hearts set, and hopefully some pragmatic handset tools to help officiate

and to create efficiencies in allowing people to live to their potential.

You know, I know you're the chairman of Napoleon Hill. That should like ring a lot of bills

there. I mean, you have a, I mean, your the chairman of Napoleon Hill. That should like ring a lot of bills that

bells there. I mean, you have a, I mean, your list is long. And that would take the whole 20 minutes.

But that is in, you know, what really impressed me and what I really wanted to dive in deep is that

you focus on service, gratitude. I mean, everything about, you don't focus on making a billion dollars. You focus on

what can I do to give back. How can I be grateful? I know your story a bit and we want to dive into that.

I know that you've had big losses. I know that you had shame around that and transformation.

I remember the conversation, you know, that's ringing in my head right now is with your mom when you had to

tell her, hey, your house, I lost your house. Let's start there. When did this start, this fire

in you that to pay it forward and do what you do? Well, there's a saying that Dennis Waitley,

a famous sales trainer told me in my 20s, he said,

David, I'm planting a seed under a tree I may never sit under because I was resistant to what

he was teaching me because I was ignorant and arrogant and thought that I actually knew what I did

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