What's up, ladies gentlemen? Welcome back to another episode of the Action Academy podcast,

Corporate America's least favorite podcast. Everybody, thank you so much for sitting tight with me.

Last week was definitely a reconstruction week for the podcast as we are now coming out with brand new

freaking content that is going to maximize the value provided to you guys in every single minute of

airtime. For today's show, I want to apologize for the delay. I had a few issues because I posted

some content publicly that was apparently not supposed to be posted publicly from this event

that shall not be named, but you guys are aware that I went to

the other week in Whistler, Canada, where I had 479 multi-millionaires and billionaires that

I was around with an average net worth of $16 million. So the takeaways, the top five

takeaways are going to be the topic of today's podcast episode. If I were to

hypothetically tell a story of a guy that would maybe perhaps go to a conference like this,

if you catch my drift, cough, cough, wink, wink. Apparently they don't love the idea of somebody

spending a lot of money to be there and then somebody's sharing it with other people. But again, I think information should be free and

it's the implementation and the connections and the networking that you pay for. But I digress.

Let's get into the top five takeaways that I had from this conference where we had 22 keynote

speakers. We had multi, multi-multe megabillionaires,

absolute titans of industry, people that were the go-to resources on global macroeconomics,

micro-economics, the economy, the Fed, the interest rates, everything. And guys, I'm giving it to you

for free here, as always, on the Action Academy podcast.

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I talk the talk.

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