Clay Clark | Entrepreneurship 101 + Question & Answer Session At Clay Clark’s ThrivetimeShow.com December 4th & 5th 2025 Business Growth Conference + Discover How 7 Long-Time Clay Clark Clients Turned Their Dreams Into Reality

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(Speaker 11)
Some shows don’t need a celebrity narrator to introduce the show, but this show does. In a world filled with endless opportunities, why would two men who have built 13 multi -million dollar businesses altruistically invest five hours per day to teach you the best practice business systems and moves that you can use? Because they believe in you, and they have a lot of time on their hands. They started from the bottom, now they’re here. It’s the Thrive Time Show, starring the former U . S.

(Speaker 11)
Small Business Administration’s Entrepreneur of the Year, Clay Clark, and the entrepreneur trapped inside an optometrist’s bunny, Dr. Robert Zillner. Two men, eight kids, co -created by two different women, 13 multi -million dollar businesses.

(Speaker 1)
We started from the bottom and now we’re at the top Teaching you the systems to get what we got Colton Dixon’s on the hooks I break down the books See it’s bringing some wisdom and the good looks As the father of the squad I’m alive So if you see my wife and kids please tell It’s the CNC up on your right Let’s get Josh on an always mic, okay? Let’s get Randy on an always mic, and let’s get Sorcini on a mic here, and I think we’re good. Okay, and then, James, if you can help kind of flush folks out, and then, hey, did he get you taken care of for dinner?

(Speaker 27)
Are we good?

(Speaker 52)
We’re good?

(Speaker 1)
Yes, thank you.

(Speaker 5)
It’ll be great.

(Speaker 42)
Fabulous.

(Speaker 1)
Okay, so, Okay, I think we’re ready to go. And then, James, we want to get everybody into a seat. That’s what we’re trying to do, a little seating action. So you can be the rude guy. You can be the mean guy. You’re from New Jersey.

(Speaker 1)
You’re used to it. You’ll be fine.

(Speaker 23)
Okay.

(Speaker 1)
We want to get everybody into a seat. Okay, we’re moving into a seat here. Here we go. We’re reseating. We’re gathering. We’re getting back.

(Speaker 1)
We’re rumbling. We’re bumbling. We’re stumbling. If you’re online, if you’re online watching right now, we’re gathering everybody. We’ll be starting in just a moment. We’re getting ready to start in just a moment.

(Speaker 46)
a moment.

(Speaker 1)
Hey, by the way, did Eric Trump, uh, did you guys see maybe a different side to him? Was that a little different than what you’ve seen? Uh, he’s a very normal, a very normal, non elitist individual who I happen to call friend. And I, I really want you to know he’s a, doing the best he can as a father, as a husband. Is he perfect? No one’s perfect, but I really do believe that the principles he taught about managing a team and being high energy and his value proposition and how he prices things and how he organizes his day, those are all principles we can apply.

(Speaker 1)
So now, without any further ado, we’re gonna answer all the questions. We’ve got a great team of panelists, and here we go. So question number one, coming in hot.

(Speaker 21)
What do you got?

(Speaker 15)
What is merit -based pay, Clay? What is merit -based pay?

(Speaker 1)
Do we have Jordan here and Danica? Jordan and Danica, are they here? Jordan and Danica?

(Speaker 14)
Okay.

(Speaker 1)
We’re going to keep that question, so I’ll answer it, but don’t delete it. And if someone wrote it with a sharpie, that would be tough to delete anyway. Merit -based pay is where you pay people based upon what they got done. and not based upon what they said they would get done.

(Speaker 16)
A .

(Speaker 1)
K . A. Octa Non Verba. That’s the Latin concept. Octa Non Verba. Watch what someone does, not what they say.

(Speaker 1)
Okay, so Randy Antrican, in your business, if you paid, you often work with subcontractors and great employees, if you paid them based upon the claims they made and not the actual pool they built or the actual pergola they installed or the fire pit they built, what would happen to your business very quickly if you didn’t pay people based upon results? Craig, his mic up please.

(Speaker 3)
There you go, yeah.

(Speaker 51)
Test.

(Speaker 45)
All right.

(Speaker 2)
Well, I I review all the payroll and over 21 years, I’ve never seen a subcontractor under charge you. And so every single person that sends you a bill in is it’s either going to be what it’s expected or more.

(Speaker 4)
And so Every sub is set up with merit -based pay, and then we also have employees with merit -based pay.

(Speaker 1)
Merit -based pay. The opposite of merit -based pay is paying people based upon what they say they’re going to do. So Mr. Door Installer, Bruce, this would be for you. You know that very well. But if you let your employees bill you hourly for installing a door, they will take forever to install a door. So you have to say, employees, I’m going to pay you this much to install the door, not just a flat hourly infinite, these are going to just keep billing you more and more and more.

(Speaker 1)
Hopefully that makes sense. And then again, Barrett, if you can make sure everyone finds a seat, that’d be awesome. And if everyone’s not mad at you, you’re not doing a good job. So if everyone’s not mad at you, you’re not doing a good job. Next question. Our product is called Decks Kit.

(Speaker 1)
Skip it for right now. Skip that one for right now. Skip it and we’ll come right back to it.

(Speaker 3)
Yep.

(Speaker 1)
How do you market music slash digital material distribute today? Okay, let’s go to Pastor Dave. Okay, let’s go with that. Dave, marketing music, you’re learning about that right now with His Glory. You’re learning that process. Why is it important for you?

(Speaker 1)
Why are you wanting to, at His Glory,

(Speaker 3)
release Christian music? Well, it’s a way to get to the youth, and music and praise music is so important.

(Speaker 4)
We see that through the Bible with King David, being able to play the harp in Psalms.

(Speaker 1)
It’s a way to touch people through the Holy Spirit, so we don’t want to do what everybody else does, so we’re going in this slow, methodical, and finding the best way to do it. Who here knows about Kim Clement? Okay, so one kind of a fun project right now I’m doing is I’m helping produce Kim Clement’s posthumous first album. So that’s a real thing I’m doing. So you say, well, how do you do it? Who asked that question?

(Speaker 1)
Who asked that question? Who asked that question? Because you want to get into music. Okay, and you’re wanting to know how do you market music? Is that the question, sir? Yeah, distribution.

(Speaker 1)
So I’m gonna tell you what I’m doing with the Kim Clement project. Well, I’m going to tell you what I’m doing with Kim Clement, because I’m doing what I want to do with the Kim Clement project in a way that makes sense to me. So how many of you by show of hands know who Kim Clement was? Okay. How many of you know he was a phenomenal musician? And there’s a lot of tracks that never made it out to the public, but they’re great.

(Speaker 1)
They’re instrumental songs, there’s epic music, there’s great songs. And so what we’re doing is we’re digitally reproducing everything, so it’s like high quality. So it’s Kim, but Kim at the best. It’s almost like Dolby THX kind of thing, okay? Then we’re saying, hey, if you buy, it’s gonna be approximately like $77, something like that, okay?

(Speaker 27)
Something like that.

(Speaker 1)
But if you buy, you’ll get a vinyl shipped to you. Right? So you get a vinyl, kind of something fun. You have like a nostalgic, like a tangible something. You get a $77, you know, you get a tangible vinyl sent to you. You’re supporting Kim Clement.

(Speaker 1)
You get a copy of his music, and that’s a way to monetize that, if that makes any sense. Because otherwise, if you go on Spotify, there’s a podcast called And the Writer Is. If you’re, you should watch this. And the Writer Is. And the Writer Is. We’ll put up on YouTube there.

(Speaker 1)
and the writer is go to YouTube and look for and the writer is it’s an entire it’s a podcast entirely about how to monetize music it’s and it’s created by Ross Golan who I’ve interviewed on my show his podcast is called and the writer is and then Sean if you look at the the channel I can show you which show to watch specifically but he breaks down how it works and But the problem is, if a song goes viral and it has millions of views, a typical artist will net about 15 grand. I mean, it’s radical now, you know? So if you look at the interview 227 here with Ryan Tedder, interview 227 with Ryan Tedder, and then scroll down. Sean, click on the channel itself if you can, and the writer is. Okay, yeah, you’re doing great, okay. And then it’s 227 with Ryan Tedder, and then click on, okay, and then keep going down, keep going down, you’re doing great.

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Keep going down.

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Keep going down.

(Speaker 1)
I want to scroll back up, Sean, and click on the word where it says videos. Scroll back up.

(Speaker 27)
Where it says videos.

(Speaker 1)
Yeah, right there. Okay, yeah. Okay. And then scroll down. So Ryan Tedder, 227. 227 Ryan Tedder.

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Keep going.

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Keep going.

(Speaker 1)
No, no, no, don’t play it. Go back down. Okay, keep going. It’s 227 Ryan Taylor. That’s the one you want to watch. And it keeps going down.

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Keep going down slowly, slowly. Ah, there it is. It’s number, it’s the one how songwriters really get paid and why it’s broken. David Israelite. That’s the podcast where he explains how it works. So for Kim Clement, we’re going to sell a vinyl.

(Speaker 1)
And you’ll get a vinyl, and then you get great music, and it supports the ministry, and it’s something tangible. That’s what we’re doing, and I’m doing that because I reject almost every industrial complex that exists, and I do it my own way.

(Speaker 15)
But as far as how the industry works, that’s the two podcasts.

(Speaker 1)
Hopefully that’s helpful for you. Okay, next question. What changes in the economy should young entrepreneurs prepare for? I’m gonna pick on you, Karime. Okay, and I’m gonna pick on David next, okay? So what happens is, is you’re having more and more people that are excited about universal basic income.

(Speaker 1)
You heard about this by show of hands, who’s heard about this? So more and more people are coming to me at job interviews asking, hey, what ongoing education are you going to provide me? And I’m like, excuse me, I thought you were going to be providing labor in exchange for compensation. And they’re going, hey, no, no, but what kind, how many of you heard these questions? So they’re coming to a job and they’re wanting you, what are you going to do for me instead of what am I going to do for you? So I would just say that economically universal basic income is the biggest thing I would, I don’t know if you get ready for it, but it’s something that’s concerning.

(Speaker 3)
Um, I just want to get your thoughts screaming. Are you noticing because you and your daughter work very hard, but have you had anybody, have you started interviewing job candidates yet?

(Speaker 9)
Have you seen this or?

(Speaker 1)
Yes, so immediately we had three people we were looking at, and two of them did not work out. One of them was already taking days off, and her wrist hurt. Now, my daughter, who is 15 years old, was working, I mentioned, sometimes 70 -hour work weeks over the summer, and we were like busting our butts, and she was out working these 18, 19, 21 -year -olds. So I’m gonna, I’m gonna Dave on this, and I’m just trying to help you. I don’t wanna come across like an angry 45 -year -old man, but I, Just being real with you, okay? When I worked, how many of you worked construction of any kind?

(Speaker 1)
So I got a job, I worked, you know, construction, because I had no, really, skill, and I, you know, they needed some guy who spoke English who could lift things, you know? So I’m there in the hole, pouring concrete. Who’s ever poured concrete before? That’s a lot of fun. And every day, I’m forming, you know, you’re pouring, you’re making forms. So they’re concrete, you’re making forms, and you pour concrete in it.

(Speaker 1)
And so I’m in a hole, 10 feet in the ground, 15 feet in the ground in Minnesota. And every day, my hands hurt, right? And so my boss, Peter, who, if he’s watching this, every once in a while, I run into people that watch our show that I haven’t met in 20 years. So Peter, if you’re watching this, big shout out to you. But Peter used to say, how’s everybody doing? And how many of you have worked construction before?

(Speaker 1)
Again, your boss says, how are you guys doing? And he’s yelling at us, because he’s up on a form. So he’s up 15 feet in the air. We’re down in the hole. And he would say words I can’t say, but he would say, how are you boop holes doing today? And there’s 45 of us down in the hole working.

(Speaker 1)
And we’re like, good. He’s like, that’s great. And then about noon, he’d be like, hey, is it terrible down there? Because it seems hot, you know? And we would go, yeah, it’s terrible. I’m sorry I can’t hear you.

(Speaker 1)
You want to stay later? That’s exciting. And then he would say, now as far as for your orders today for lunch, Clay, what would you want? It was my first day at work, and I thought, That’s my question, you know? And he’s like, well, we are going, everybody. We are going to Arby’s, and Clay would like to know what he…

(Speaker 1)
Clay, what would you like at Arby’s? And I’m like, uh, roast beef with curly fries. Oh, the curly ones, the spicy or not spicy, you know? Well, then he comes back, and we all get a bag of McDonald’s, all of us. Because it’s a construction and no one cares what you think and what you think. No one cares about your dietary restriction.

(Speaker 1)
Nobody cares because it’s construction. And every day for days and weeks and months and years, he didn’t care. Nobody cared. You know why? Because the goal was to what? Pour concrete.

(Speaker 1)
And I would come home from work with splinters, and my wrist would hurt, and my back would hurt, and my head would hurt, sunburns. And then he would say things like, Clay, how was your first day at work? I’m like, I’m pretty sore. He’s like, that’s great. Shut the hell up. And that’s called work.

(Speaker 1)
And that’s a great thing. You just heard Eric talk about keep your kids poor and busy. Now you got kids who are like, my wrists hurt. I have anxiety. What the? A great way to stop anxiety is recognize you will die from starvation if you don’t work.

(Speaker 1)
The Bible says if you don’t work, you don’t eat. Right. So all I’m saying for you, the biggest change I could see in the economy. you as business owners, is you have to be very selective of hiring hard people or hardworking people, the kind of people that Eric hires, people that will get their job done. And you have to be more and more selective about that all the time. There are great people that exist, but you cannot hire people with perpetual anxiety, who are overwhelmed by their day, who are worried about their sore wrists and their headaches, because you won’t get anything done.

(Speaker 1)
So I would just say, Get ready for the graduating class of 2026 because they are jackasses of the highest order. And that’s my inspirational speech. OK, so, Dave, any thoughts?

(Speaker 2)
You got kids that are not jackasses. You’ve raised them to be tough and tense, but you’re seeing it a little bit. What’s your reaction to the workforce? When they’re talking about compensation, that is going to be a universal basic income is something that’s coming to the planet because there’s more people than there are jobs to do. And they got to find somewhere to put all these people that a lot of the classes of the world refer to as useless eaters. And they’re working through this problem, and they’re creating a class of useless eaters.

(Speaker 2)
And so is that good language? Am I on board with that? No, I’m just saying what is, what’s observable when we have Guys like Mike Rowe doing interviews at a Caterpillar factory in Illinois with jobs that start out at $85 ,000 a year plus benefits day one, and they have 11 openings and can’t find anybody. And we’re producing thousands of sociologists every year and archaeologists and people that you’ve never met in that field ever. We’re producing something and we have a massive need over here, and we’re producing lots of this over here. And so that is kind of an inevitability.

(Speaker 2)
How do you counteract that is by, first of all, kind of educating or reeducating or going against the grain with your kids and your people. And also all of you in this room and myself included, we’ve been going to great lengths, revamping skills, doing hard things and looking like, OK, do do I know how my HVAC works? Do I know how all these things work? operate in my life and so we need these skills of like am I a doer because there’s gonna be an income stream coming to the large majority of people that’ll be enough to keep them alive that’s the goal not enough to have anything there’s you know we have a lot of cultures and you know anybody that lived in Russia in the 80s and 90s it’s like yet enough to stay alive but not enough to have anything But there’s always going to be a market and there has been in every culture for people that do more than expected. They show up early and they create more value. We’ve lived in a third world country before as missionaries.

(Speaker 2)
There’s always people doing well that understand seed time and harvest. And so when you’re Over delivering and you’re kind of have an entrepreneurial edge and you’re grabbing these things that clay’s talking about here There’s going to be a market to rise above that and there’s just going to be less competition Do you think this what’s your name? Sophia? Do you think sofia has any competition in the marketplace? No, there’s nobody. She has no competition.

(Speaker 1)
So there’s always going to be very little competition at the top. There’s just going to be less in the future. But there’ll be more people waiting for the crumbs. Biggest issue, I’m telling you, I work with 160 business owners. I work with hundreds of business owners. And we meet with them every week, doctors, dentists, lawyers, home builders.

(Speaker 1)
Their biggest issue is they can’t find people for good paying jobs.

(Speaker 15)
And so you have to learn how to hire people. We’ll teach you that process. So next question.

(Speaker 3)
Yeah, Clay, I’d just like to add to that, though, that one of the biggest ones is the common misconception is the middle class getting squeezed.

(Speaker 49)
So people think that there’s actually less money out there.

(Speaker 1)
But the broad money supply, the empty money supply will indicate that there’s actually more dollars out there, just fewer people have it.

(Speaker 17)
So what you really have to understand as an entrepreneur coming up is you have to understand the premium options in your industry, because that’s where the growth opportunities lie.

(Speaker 19)
Boom.

(Speaker 1)
I 100 % agree with that.

(Speaker 3)
Next.

(Speaker 1)
Next question. How would you go about building slash growing a community? What are the most important traits of a healthy community? I don’t have an answer for that question. I’ll go with Stacey first, because I think you’re doing it.

(Speaker 17)
And then your show, Flyover Conservatives, it’s kind of a community. I mean, it’s a group of people that when they meet you at the Elijah Streams events or our events or the Reawaken events, they know you, they share similar values.

(Speaker 1)
You’ve been building a community.

(Speaker 7)
I don’t know if that was your goal. Maybe it wasn’t. But how are you building a community? Well, I think they have to have a common goal, whatever that is. So our mandate that we got from the Lord in August of 2020 was that we have to wake up, speak up, and show up. It started with us initially.

(Speaker 7)
It was like, you know, the reason that the country is where it is today is because conservative Christians didn’t say anything. They allowed the plumb line of Jesus to be taken out of all of the seven spheres of influence, even in the church. And so he said, you’ve got to wake up to that first, and then you have to have the courage to speak up and show up. became a mandate between David and I, and then when we started Fly Over Conservatives, in every episode, it’s something that we talk about, every interview that we do, where they’re bringing information, but then it’s like, okay, so we know the problem. What can people do to make a difference in their own family, in their own community?

(Speaker 1)
Because obviously we know that local action can make a national impact.

(Speaker 2)
And so that’s really what we focus on, and that’s the community that we’ve created.

(Speaker 47)
It’s linking arms and doing whatever we can, bringing our own time, talent, and treasure to make a difference in our own communities.

(Speaker 2)
I’ll just say, too, in our business – Leave them with hope.

(Speaker 1)
Even when we talk to Clay, still leave them with hope. Yeah. a community of people with shared beliefs about Eleanor Roosevelt, you know, and you kind of come together on these things. I always want to add to this, too. I want to add this is important. You know, a culture is what you that which you allow to grow.

(Speaker 1)
That’s what culture means, that which you allow to grow. And we have some awesome people that work for our businesses. Great people, you know, great people. You guys are great people. How many of you have met great people so far today or this weekend? So, I mean, you guys are a community and we do that because, you know, we don’t apologize for our mistakes.

(Speaker 1)
and therefore, every once in a while, I talked to a guy this morning. It was a little interesting bathroom conversation. I never know how to talk to a man who says hello while I’m at the urinal, but… He was not a fit. Let’s just say it was not a fit for this particular event You know and the community was not the right community for him You know he thought this was gonna be a thing and it wasn’t the thing and so I was trying to be nice But that’s what the refund is and that’s what you do and okay So all I’m just saying is you want to be intentional about that which you’re going to allow to grow Don’t be afraid to pull weeds next question Josh You might want to might have already answered this how to get leads from a windows and sliding business Okay, we got that, we got that.

(Speaker 35)
I kept looking about that, Bruce.

(Speaker 15)
Okay, and all the AI questions, I’m gonna answer them all at one time in just a moment.

(Speaker 1)
Okay, so let’s skip all that for now. Yep, go for it.

(Speaker 6)
So then, Clay, I guess that’s, well, how are you changing your strategies, not only to adapt to AI, but to changing habits?

(Speaker 1)
Next. Yeah, I’ll pull it up in a second. Okay, next. Okay. Isn’t it unethical to get reviews from people who have not used your services? That’s a great question.

(Speaker 1)
Depends upon what business you’re in. So let’s do an example. If you’re a dog trainer, you can get reviews from people because they’ve experienced what you’re doing. So you can do like a demonstration booth at a trade show. So let’s say you’re a dog trainer. How many of you have ever seen a dog trainer who’s very skilled, who can get a dog to sit on a hydrant?

(Speaker 1)
at perfect attention for like an hour. Have you ever seen this before? It’s kind of impressive. People walk by the booth, they go, wow. Or in your case, you have massive pergolas and hot tubs and really cool architecture. I work with a lot of home builders that do model homes, they do tours, they do custom building.

(Speaker 1)
How many of you paint something? Any painters, any artists here? So let me just give you an example. If you go to Spotify, And you, Sean, you can pull up Spotify and type in lyrical miracles. I’ve got about 70 songs I’ve put out there. And every once in a while, someone comes to me and they go, I listen to your albums every day.

(Speaker 1)
And I say, that’s great. And then I know I’m going to make probably about $0 .07 if they listen for the rest of their life every day on repeat. That’s great. And so is a music thing, and someone leaves me a review. Did they buy? I mean, how many of you did use Spotify?

(Speaker 1)
So if you go to Spotify, you find my Lyrical Miracles volume. Let’s scroll down there, Sean. You’ll find it. One and two. And if you find it, and if you listen every day for the rest of your life, I might make like seven cents. That’s how the monetization model works there for that.

(Speaker 1)
So if you left me a review, is it ethical that you left me a review and all you’ve done is experienced my music and only paid me seven cents? You probably paid me a tenth of a cent. Or how many of you have written books on Amazon? This is crazy.

(Speaker 38)
I sell thousands and thousands of books.

(Speaker 1)
I’ve written 40 -something books. And I might make, how many of you know, you make like four bucks a book? Amazon makes more than I do. So I have people that come up to me and they say, I’ve read every one of your books. I’m like, that’s incredible. I probably made $20.

(Speaker 1)
Yes, but again, all I can just say is if someone has experienced what you’ve done, That’s the review. Another example, if you’re a lawyer, this is Doug Mahaffey, one of the best attorneys out there. I’ve worked with Doug multiple times. There’s Doug Mahaffey. Doug, woo, great attorney. I’m not kidding.

(Speaker 1)
I’ve paid that guy money. I like him. I don’t resent the money I’ve paid him. I’m happy I paid him. Shalom, win -win, great guy, Doug Mahaffey. So when I paid, you know, Doug to work with him, I wanted to know, is he legit?

(Speaker 1)
Is he credible?

(Speaker 3)
And so Phil Hodson Pillar said, that guy, Doug Mahaffey, great guy. When Pastor Phil recommends somebody, that is, in my mind, Phil Hotsenpiller, if he hasn’t left you a Google review, he should do it, shouldn’t he?

(Speaker 15)
It’s almost an ethical thing at this point.

(Speaker 1)
So Phil, Phil could leave your review because he’s used your services, he likes you, but if you’re a lawyer, getting reviews from people that know you and know your character, that’s a big thing. So all I can say is you need to get reviews from people that have experienced what you do. Next. My target audience are executive producers, agency, and studios. I provide visuals and motion design. So I’m thinking, they’re thinking about how do they target that audience?

(Speaker 1)
Dave, I’m going to go to Dave right now. here. Dave, you guys at His Glory, you’re building quite a network now. And then we’ll go to Andrew Sorcini next. You’re building a big network. And if someone wanted to reach you, who asked that question, by the way?

(Speaker 1)
Okay, so you do what, video and graphic design and a lot of art things, or what do you, promotional design? Do you do posters? Do you do banners, flyers? What all do you do? All that stuff. Keep going.

(Speaker 1)
What else do you do? Just yelling at us.

(Speaker 50)
Keep yelling.

(Speaker 1)
Something else. What else do you do? What else do you do? Awesome. So that right there is a solution. Dave, have you ever had a need for any of these solutions?

(Speaker 1)
Absolutely. Okay, so maybe we make a match, maybe we don’t.

(Speaker 3)
Sometimes I see the sign that says, we’ll work for food.

(Speaker 1)
you know, the homeless guy will work for food. And then I go like seven feet over and I wanna take his body over to the now hiring sign at the local fast food place and say, you two should meet, you know? Okay, so I don’t know. But if someone wanted to reach you today, this professional man who’s working really hard, if someone like him wanted to reach you, how would they do it? I’m gonna ask the same question to the flyovers and the same question for Andrew. So if someone wanted to reach you, how would they do it?

(Speaker 1)
You could send me an email at zionathisglory . me. And the principle I want to teach is it’s called the Dream 100. You should write it down. Dream 100, sir, I’m talking to you right there. Dream 100, okay?

(Speaker 1)
It’s written by a guy named Chet Holmes, Chet Holmes, Chet, H -O -L -M -E -S, Chet Holmes. He wrote a book called The Ultimate Sales Machine. It has a red cover. He was taught personally by Charlie Munger, who was Warren Buffett’s partner, The Ultimate Sales Machine. You gotta read the book. There’s a chapter in there called the Dream 100, Dream 100.

(Speaker 1)
It’s where you make a list of your ideal and likely buyers, and you reach out to them until they cry, buy, or die. That is how the Reawakened American Tour came to be. I mean, God maybe ordained it or maybe put up with it or whatever. that was, but I said, I really want to get in touch with Eric Trump. Well, I’m sure other people had that thought. The difference is, is that once I lock on with a maniacal obsession, I will not stop until they cry buy or die.

(Speaker 1)
So Sean knows this. I have a big whiteboard in my office. Sean, type in Clay Clark whiteboard. So I made a whiteboard, and for some reason, Yahoo News said, Clay Clark’s whiteboard is the center of the QAnon conspiracy movement, which I’m not a conspirator. You click on images. Yeah, that’s my whiteboard.

(Speaker 1)
Click on images. You’ll find it. And so that’s my whiteboard. You can see it. And so I just made a list. Scroll to the top there, Sean.

(Speaker 1)
You’ll see it. Uh, yeah, maybe it’s not there. Maybe you gotta click on the article. Okay.

(Speaker 4)
But anyway, so I made a big whiteboard of all the people I wanted to reach, who I did not know, and then I just reached out to them over and over and over and over and over until I hated myself. I’m not kidding. I got to a point where I’m like, man, I hate myself.

(Speaker 1)
I hate myself.

(Speaker 49)
And I’m with myself, man.

(Speaker 40)
And then you keep going and going and going.

(Speaker 1)
So again, Randy, your business, PMH, somebody wants to reach out to you. This guy does graphic design, does online marketing, whatever. If he wanted to reach you, your company, how would he reach you? Best way is the website. You could also Google our Google Map that has all our information. Or if you’re in Oklahoma, you can go to any of our three showrooms.

(Speaker 37)
That’s the whiteboard, man.

(Speaker 1)
There it is. Look at that. And I did the same thing for the wedding business. I made a list of every wedding vendor, and I’m going, I want all these vendors to refer to every bride to me. And the red dot means I talked to them on the phone.

(Speaker 3)
I’ll never forget when I was with President Trump showing him Kim Clement videos for the first time. We had a guy named J . D. I think it’s J . D. Where’s J .

(Speaker 1)
D. ? There was a guy who actually worked with Kim Clement. Anyway, big goal of mine was to get the Kim Clement prophecies to President Trump. And I was with President Trump and General Flynn and my wife.

(Speaker 2)
We’re like four feet apart, and I’m going, I finally have reached the center of the whiteboard. if someone wants to reach you to sell something to you, and AKA these kinds of services, how would they reach you? I think the website is the best example. I have people that reach out on the website offering me accounting services. Just this last week, Charisma Media, some outfit that I’ve never heard of, reached out to me through the website and said, hey, Andrew, I saw you on a podcast with Elijah Streams, and I’d like to talk to you and see if maybe there’s a way that we can partner up.

(Speaker 1)
So I reached out, I looked at their website, I saw they’re already working with Amanda Grace and some other people that I also work with. So I made the connection and we’re probably gonna proceed with a partnership. I think that’s the best way. And I’m not a new ager, okay, I’m really into the Bible, I’m really into the Bible, but I’m just telling you, I make a big whiteboard, this is my step one, okay, get a whiteboard.

(Speaker 15)
and I make a list of everybody I wanna work with.

(Speaker 1)
I wanna see it to make it real to me so it doesn’t drift to the junk drawer of life, so it does not drift into the junk drawer of life. And then I make a list, and Sean, your desk was by mine, so Sean, you’re on the mic, I think, over there, you can comment. Do you remember when I rolled out the whiteboard? I do, yeah. I think you were like, hey man, I need you to wipe this off, there was some crap on it at the time. So you wiped it off and then you had, pasted Trump’s head there, and I’m like, what are you doing?

(Speaker 1)
He’s like, oh, just watch, just watch. And then two years went by, and this is what we ended up with, this whiteboard you see. And I wanted him to know that the models are false, that said 2 .2 million people would die from COVID, that the PCR tests are falsely calibrated to inflate the cases, that COVID is treatable using budesonide, ivermectin, hydroxychloroquine, and inside the mRNA technology, that connects to crypto, which aka is the mark of the beast. So that’s what I wanted to tell him. And I did tell him, But it took me two and a half years of harassing everyone to make that conversation happen. So, next question.

(Speaker 1)
After this event, how will I know if it helped me? I don’t even know what that means. Who asked that question? I mean, I don’t know what that means. All I know is that if you go to the

(Speaker 4)
.com,

(Speaker 29)
com, I look at your success as the result of the conference, good or bad, pass or fail.

(Speaker 34)
So I want you to make more money as a direct result of this conference.

(Speaker 4)
That’s what I look for.

(Speaker 1)
I’m not looking for epiphanies, enlightenments, good feelings.

(Speaker 3)
Maybe, I find some of the best training is where you leave feeling bad. Like, I hate that guy.

(Speaker 5)
You know what?

(Speaker 1)
I’m going to show him. And then you’re like, yeah, that was a good one. My favorite coaches are the ones that I hated. Did you ever have any good coaches that you hated growing up?

(Speaker 19)
Do you have any coaches, sports coaches?

(Speaker 15)
Well, I don’t really remember any of my coaches.

(Speaker 1)
Really? Yeah. You’re my only coach. OK, well, Dave, do you ever have a coach that was on you? All the time. They used to say, hey, if I wasn’t screaming Scarlet, then I wouldn’t care.

(Speaker 1)
So they were always screaming. Yeah, I mean, so I think, you know, the point of this conference, whether it’s irritate, motivate, agitate, whatever it is, it probably ends with an eight. I don’t know. But I just want to make sure that you make more money as a result of this conference. I want to teach you how to grow your impact, grow your organization, grow your reach. Next question.

(Speaker 1)
What is the definition of success?

(Speaker 2)
Everyone’s got their own. I’m going to pick on Sophia. For me, growing a business, is the one purpose, is so that I can create the time freedom and financial freedom to do what I believe God wants me to do with this moment. That’s what I believe success is to me. So, you know, Eric and I, it was kind of a funny story.

(Speaker 18)
He had said, do you want to get some million -dollar bacon?

(Speaker 1)
I don’t know what million, who’s ever had million -dollar bacon?

(Speaker 2)
I had never had it before.

(Speaker 1)
Dave, can you describe million -dollar bacon? Can you describe what that is? Andrew, you want to pass the mic real quick? Can you explain what this is? What’s a million -dollar bacon? In Kansas City, we don’t have mountains or beaches, and so mostly they smoke meat, cook meat, bake meat.

(Speaker 35)
There’s no vegetarians in Kansas City.

(Speaker 1)
They’re just really hungry, walk around angry, but you gotta eat meat. And so there’s two or three places that compete on the Million Dollar Bacon train, and it’s a thick slab of underbelly. Thick bacon. Usually there’s a little bit of maple syrup kind of tied to it. Oh, come on. So it’s got this, like, savory, smoky with a little bit of sweet that’s kind of like, feels like, if you close your eyes and eat it, it’s like you’re a little kid sitting on your grandma’s lap and she’s holding you and everything’s good.

(Speaker 1)
It’s kind of like that. To me, that’s success, eating Million Dollar Bacon with Eric talking about the Book of Daniel. How many of you have read the book of Daniel? How many of you know the book of Daniel fits in with the book of Revelation? Who knows that? The book of Daniel and the book of Revelation fit together.

(Speaker 1)
Who did not know that? Book of Daniel, okay. So Daniel chapter 2, Daniel chapter 2, prophesied a time where the miry clay will be mixed with iron, man with machine, transhumanism. Who knows about that?

(Speaker 2)
Okay, so Daniel chapter 2 is also Revelation chapter 13.

(Speaker 1)
So I don’t know about you, but to me, success was to have a million -dollar bacon while Pontiff and Eric said, so, what do you think’s going on?

(Speaker 2)
And I’m like, well, Daniel chapter 2.

(Speaker 1)
And to me, that was success, is talking to him about Daniel chapter 2.

(Speaker 2)
And I remember when he turned to me, he’s like, this is, I don’t hear this from other people. And I said, Eric, I’m on a mission from God to teach you about the Bible. And he’s like, do you want some deviled eggs?

(Speaker 1)
I go, sure, yeah. And so that to me was success.

(Speaker 17)
Taking my son to Guitar Center and looking at gear, that’s success.

(Speaker 1)
hitting on my wife every single day, trying to convince her to stay married to me for another week. That’s success.

(Speaker 48)
But success is having the financial capacity to have the time, freedom, and financial freedom to do what you believe God’s called you to do. Andrew, I want to go to you.

(Speaker 44)
Can I just point out something that’s amazing about you?

(Speaker 1)
Sure. You just tied in bacon with, like, you know, a Jewish end times prophet.

(Speaker 23)
It’s the weave.

(Speaker 1)
A lot of people can’t make that leap between bacon and Daniel, a Jewish prophet. Like, that doesn’t normally go together, but you made it work. Now, Sophia, I want to get your thoughts. What’s success like for you? And I want to go to Andrew.

(Speaker 1)
What’s success like for you? What does it mean to you, success? Success? It’s like having a business that gets really successful, and in that sense, it grows enough money for you to do more experiences and help more people and grow your family with the business. I would say that’s success. The first day I was successful, in my opinion, I was like 22.

(Speaker 1)
I called my dad up. Boop, boop, boop, boop, boop. Dad, may he rest in peace, by the way. He died of Lou Gehrig’s disease.

(Speaker 3)
I don’t wish that on anybody, but I called my dad. Dad, what’s up? He’s in Minnesota. Hey, I’m going to hire you today, you know? And we grew up poor, you know? So I’m like, do you want to come work for me?

(Speaker 3)
He’s like, what would I do? Accounting.

(Speaker 1)
He’s like, I’ve never done accounting. I’m like, that’s awesome. Let’s do it. So hiring my dad was success. You know, working with my son is success.

(Speaker 41)
Working with a, so everyone has different definitions, but Andrew Sorcini, third baseline, Dodgers game, is that success or what’s success for you?

(Speaker 3)
That is success for sure.

(Speaker 26)
But for me, it was to be able to have the financial freedom in business and in life to where if one mistake isn’t going to put me out on the street.

(Speaker 1)
And with my business, it was like, at first, I started with people giving me credit.

(Speaker 3)
I would wait for people to pay me for metal.

(Speaker 1)
And then I would use their money to buy the metal with and then ship it back out. I mean, basically, I didn’t have the reserves. Once I had the reserves, I had the freedom to go out and search for good deals and be able to control my own market. To me, that was a big deal. Also success. Andrew convinced a severely vision -impaired woman to marry him.

(Speaker 1)
She can’t see him. That’s his wife right there. That’s Andrew’s wife, Ms. Sorcini. There she is. That’s a true freedom. There it is.

(Speaker 1)
Okay.

(Speaker 24)
Next question.

(Speaker 16)
Do the videos need to be testimonials for VISM?

(Speaker 1)
No. No. I’m going to show you an example of videos real quick. I’ll just fire through them. You just need to have videos because Google, okay, or Artificial Intelligence and or GROK… By the way, how many of you know that BlackRock…

(Speaker 1)
Who knows what BlackRock was? How many of you know they started the first AI for commercial use in 1999? Who knows about this? Called Aladdin. And it now controls 88 % of the S &P as of January 1st of last year. So I’m sure it’s up to 91, 92 % now.

(Speaker 1)
So our stock, the S &P has been controlled by an AI since 1999.

(Speaker 25)
Hello.

(Speaker 3)
Hello. Okay, so, um, but what happens is Google is going to pull, Grok is going to pull, Chat DPT, it’s going to pull from videos, images, search engines, more Google reviews, and it’s going to recommend something to somebody. And people are turning their authority from their brain to AI. They’re shifting their authority from their mind to an artificial intelligence. That’s what they’re doing. So they’re going, Since looking on Google would require me to use my brain, Grok, can you do it for me?

(Speaker 3)
And Grok goes, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Use Randy Antrikin.

(Speaker 1)
He’s the best. And how did you get that? Well, because he has the most reviews, the most videos, the most images. So, Randy, when we go to pmhokc . com, you have examples of your work you’re always putting out. Why do you put out examples of your work at pmhokc .

(Speaker 1)
com? Well, we’re selling to the high -end customer, and they want to see what you’re doing. And that’s really why we did our showrooms. Our showrooms are not really retail stores. They’re kind of walk -in vignettes that you can experience everything in person. We do trade shows like that.

(Speaker 1)
All of that is designed around making the customer feel more comfortable with their purchase. So the images, everything starts with the Google search, and then looking at your work They’re vetting you for your Google reviews. It all just kind of ties into their buying experience But if I was cleaning houses, I would say hey, my name is Clay Clark today. We’re gonna clean an unbelievable house I’m super excited to show it to you and I wouldn’t reveal their address I wouldn’t you know Compromise somebody’s you know privacy, but I would have a video that highlights our team cleaning or something or if I was an automotive repair shop I would show today. We’re gonna fix a yada yada engine or whatever next question Are descriptions important on images?

(Speaker 1)
Yeah, how you title the images matters, okay? So you need to rename the image. So if you took a photo today of me or I took one of you, your phone will index it, right? It has a geotag, usually, and it will say, and if you hit save on the photo, it’ll be like, photo what? A4173 -2 -9, something easy to remember. and you have to rename it so you can find it later.

(Speaker 38)
Make sense?

(Speaker 4)
So you’d have to rename your images so that way you can find things. Does that make sense?

(Speaker 3)
So if you do a search for Bill Belichick’s number one fan…

(Speaker 1)
By the way, this is Bill Belichick before the new love interest, okay?

(Speaker 21)
So that’s my little disclaimer, okay?

(Speaker 24)
But there was a time in my life where I wanted to be Bill Belichick’s number one fan, and so there it is.

(Speaker 1)
AI overview says, there is no single officially designated number one fan, but business coach Clay Clark has used the phrase to describe himself.

(Speaker 3)
And if you scroll down, you’ll see more about this.

(Speaker 1)
And if you click on images, you’ll see. And it’s because I have obsessed with optimizing myself for that phrase. So much so I’ve been interviewed on multiple radio shows in the Northeast about my love of Bill Belichick. There’s a woman though, who has a Bill Belichick tattoo on her leg, and that’s just dirty. So anyway, so that’s how that works. See how you name it doesn’t matter.

(Speaker 1)
Next question. And it’s a keyword. So what do you want to be searched for is what you named that photo. It’s not just a random like your business name. Does that make sense? what he just said?

(Speaker 1)
Okay. Next question. Great, great clarifier. Yep. Clay, they’re starting a not -for -profit for mental health retreats for exploited youth. What is the best way to – Well, this isn’t a not -for -profit for mental health.

(Speaker 1)
It’s a conference. It’s like, wow, don’t do what he’s doing. That’s a mental – No. But I think when you – I’m going to go to Dave on the non -profit thing. I just want to be clear on this.

(Speaker 47)
I’ll go to Dave on the non -profit thing.

(Speaker 1)
When you start a non -profit, I’m just making sure we’re getting this idea.

(Speaker 8)
There’s a certain level of honesty and integrity you have to have with yourself as to why you’re doing it that’s beyond what the government classifies as a non -profit. Does that make sense? So I know people that have a non -profit, but they’re very profitable. How many of you have seen this phenomenon before? I’ve also seen people that are doing a non -profit for the right reasons. So step one, you want to be doing it for the right reasons.

(Speaker 8)
Step number two, Doug, can you wave to everybody? Wave everybody right there, it’s Doug. Doug, do you set up non -profits for people?

(Speaker 1)
Okay, so you wanna work with a credible attorney, a credible attorney, that would be Mahaffey Law, Mahaffey Law, that’s the website. Sean, pull it up there, mahaffeylaw . com.

(Speaker 22)
Great team, Mahaffey Law, that’s Doug and his team.

(Speaker 1)
Another opportunity for you, I like to give you two options, is wintersking . com, wintersking . com. And they’ll help you set up the nonprofit, but before you do it, I just wanna make sure that you’re doing it for the right reasons. But Dave, what do you want your thoughts on nonprofits or ministries or just, Well, you got to be careful with it. When we did it, we were targeted by the Obama administration.

(Speaker 1)
The IRS targeted us.

(Speaker 24)
You heard about the Tea Party.

(Speaker 1)
But they were also going after Christian nonprofits. And we were one of them. And if it wasn’t for the exposure of Lois Lerner, we wouldn’t have got approved. So we’re a 501c3, which was an act of God, literally, and a 508. And then we also have LLCs, because when they’re coming after you, it gets pretty complicated. And you’ve got to make sure, legally, you’re covered on every avenue.

(Speaker 1)
So I’ve used the same law firm for 15 years, and so winnersking . com, I’m very happy with it. And And for certain special situations related to the world we live in, I think Doug Mahaffey does an incredible job. And if I would have met Doug first, maybe I would say Doug is who I’ve used for years. But I’m very, how many of you are loyal to somebody if they do a good job?

(Speaker 1)
That’s me. So wintersking . com is who I use, and Mahaffey Law, I’m very happy to recommend both of them without reservation. And I don’t get paid a commission to refer them, although I’ve asked. Okay, next question. How can I connect with you to scale my business?

(Speaker 1)
If you want to do that, that’s James. James, are you back there? James? Okay, that’s James.

(Speaker 44)
James, I met James at the Reawaken in Pennsylvania.

(Speaker 3)
He now is getting married.

(Speaker 1)
Are you getting married tomorrow, James, or when are you getting married? Two weeks, he’s getting married in two weeks. And James schedules all the 13 -point assessments, and that’s what I do. And just to be super clear for anybody watching online or anybody here, you know, we charge $1 ,700 a month for what we do, 1 -7 -0 -0. It’s month -to -month, no contract, photo, video, web, search engine, all the things we do, we guide you down a proven path. And then we have scholarships for people in need, because when I worked at Applebee’s, Target, and DirecTV, my coach I hired, his name was Bruce.

(Speaker 1)
Not gonna rip Bruce. Bruce is probably watching. But Bruce was three grand a month. one -year contract, and if you ever called Bruce, you paid per call, per hour, per email, per conversation, and we’re flat rate. You know, I don’t charge per call, per hour, per email. And so, and Bruce was very helpful, but every time I would talk to Bruce, it would result in another bill.

(Speaker 1)
And then Bruce would say, you know, we don’t do video here, but I would recommend you hire a videographer, which would result in another $15 ,000 bill. And so we do all of those things in -house. And just, you can schedule a consultation with James. That’s what he does. Next question, yeah. How do you balance a successful life with our faith and the current state of the world?

(Speaker 1)
Well, I’ll just say this. I do a really horrible job at this. I’m probably the worst. And I, how many of you know we’re only saved by the grace of God I was just thinking this morning about how what a crappy individual I am and I’m not just saying that for self -deprecating applause I mean that I was just thinking this morning like my wife is awesome, and I’m only good at business like I’m really good You know how do you see the skilled pianist to play the piano and you’re going wow you’re good? But then they’re like a crappy individual I’m thinking to myself, I am really good at business, and that’s about it.

(Speaker 1)
I don’t ski. I don’t go outside a lot, as you can tell. I’m kind of afraid of professional sporting events. You know, we have box seats for professional hockey games, and I don’t go because it would require going. You know, I don’t travel a lot because that would require traveling. I was a little bit, I almost said no when invited to go to a beautiful resort in another country by, you know, and I’m going, I am awful.

(Speaker 1)
in so many areas. Skiing, we took my kids skiing this year. I’m afraid of heights, speed, mountains, and driving long distances, all the key components for skiing, you know? But I did hang out in the ski lodge. And I’m just saying, so first off, let’s just start, this is my three -step plan for you. I wanna get Randy’s thought on this, okay?

(Speaker 1)
Three -step plan. One is recognize you and I are awful, wretched, filthy individuals that are only gonna go through heaven through the grace of God. Just get that out of the way. That’s step one, okay? And then step two, figure out what you’re willing to fight for. So because of my completely unapologetic worldview, my children, I feel so bad.

(Speaker 1)
They’re watching it right now. I’m not gonna cry, but I’ll probably cry in my vehicle alone today if I’m at a gas station somewhere where people can’t see me. But my kids had to attend school outside of their class because I wouldn’t allow them to wear a mask.

(Speaker 3)
So they couldn’t go into class because I wouldn’t wear a mask.

(Speaker 1)
I don’t know if that’s clapping. I mean, it’s more like,

(Speaker 32)
you know, so they couldn’t go to class.

(Speaker 1)
People mocked them, ridiculed them. They weren’t allowed to be with other classmates. Then I wouldn’t let them take mRNA -modifying nanotechnology shots. And oh, man, that created a problem. You know, we didn’t lock down. So it became a thing where it’s like people at school, at a conservative Christian school, people are going, is that your dad?

(Speaker 1)
Because I kept going viral all the time for talking about Bill Gates on Newsmax and Epstein. That’s not a pro tip either, you know? And so because of that, my kids really had to endure a lot. They really did. And because I grew up as a kid that stuttered, and I frankly do not care about what anyone thinks about anything at all ever, and I don’t have a whole lot of empathy. I’m really good at business, but I didn’t recognize how hard it would be for my kids to have that world.

(Speaker 1)
Does that make sense? Like, because I’m unapologetic, my kids had to go, and we’re going through Captain Unapologetic’s life here. Here we go.

(Speaker 3)
Teenager, can’t go to class. That’s exciting. Way to go. So I had to, you know, so one, figure out you’re not going to heaven without the grace of God.

(Speaker 2)
Two, figure out what you’re willing to fight for.

(Speaker 1)
Like, really, really think about it. Think about, really think about it. Like, what are you willing to fight for? And then three, recognize the key to helping the poor is to not become poor. And that’s Abraham Lincoln.

(Speaker 3)
Abraham Lincoln once said that, true story. Abraham Lincoln said the key to becoming, helping the poor is to not become poor. So that’s my pro tips. Now, Randy, you’re building pergolas, hot tubs, you’re a Christian.

(Speaker 6)
They also got kitty litter in the bathrooms in Oklahoma public schools.

(Speaker 1)
What’s your reaction to the same question?

(Speaker 15)
You don’t claim to be a faith leader, but what’s your reaction? Balancing faith, business? Well, I mean, I believe that you can have all of those things if you make your life intentional.

(Speaker 40)
And I’m just going to kind of go back to the calendar, because if you don’t have a calendar, then life

(Speaker 1)
gets away from you, and it will control your life.

(Speaker 32)
You’ll end up working all day long, you’ll go home, and you’ll read books like Simon Sinek’s Start With Why, and you’ll think that you’re just a bad parent or whatever, but in reality, if you put the stuff that you prioritize on your calendar, meaning like working out, date night, dinner with kids, movies, I mean, whatever it is, build everything in there and then put everything else around that.

(Speaker 15)
And what you’ll find out is that you can have all of those things if you take control of your life.

(Speaker 3)
Josh, I want to get your thoughts.

(Speaker 1)
You help clients in Canada and in America with their financing, their bookkeeping, the whole thing. So many times you see entrepreneurs that are not intentional. What advice would you have for somebody who is trying to be intentional financially, but they also want to be a good family person? Do you have any pro tips on any thoughts? I mean, you just have to look at like what the goals are of the entire family, right? Because sometimes they’re a little bit competing.

(Speaker 1)
And I think one of the one of the harsh realities is like, you don’t need you see some of these examples like these, like perfect couples, and they’re both, you know, working in the business, but you just need one person to be financially responsible. And so like the example I always use is like, you know, put up your hand if you live in a country where you can start your own bank account without your spouse’s permission. So put up your hand if you live in a country right now where you can start your own bank account without the spouse’s permission. People feel dirty answering this question. So then I would challenge you saying, if you’re failing financially, it’s not your fault. It’s not your spouse’s fault.

(Speaker 1)
It’s your fault, because you’re totally in control of that scenario. Boom. Next question. What do you got? Next question is about banking, line of credit, and volatile cash flow.

(Speaker 26)
So they have a long -term relationship with Chase, and they want the perks of an easy line of credit renewal, but they want to avoid the personal guarantees so they can scale.

(Speaker 21)
OK, Andrew Sorcini, I’m going to talk to you about this.

(Speaker 1)
There are a lot of people that want to not personally guarantee something. So just to let you peel behind the curtains, look behind the curtain. I have a haircut chain and I have locations. In each location, we have a lease where I’m on the hook, whether we have any customers at all. for we’ll call it 5 ,000 a month average, you know, coming in every month. That’s my ongoing.

(Speaker 1)
And I had to personally guarantee that lease.

(Speaker 3)
I have to guarantee that if things go bad, I’m paying the lease. So you could say every month, I start the month $21 ,000 in debt, roughly between all three locations, after utilities and all the obligations. And I have to personally guarantee that. And I see a lot of entrepreneurs that want to be the chicken at breakfast. Follow this analogy. and not the pig, to quote my mentor, Dr. Zellner.

(Speaker 3)
And a pig gives their life for breakfast. They died so you could eat it, right? That’s the pig. Ham. Got it? But a chicken can lay an egg.

(Speaker 3)
As an entrepreneur, you have to be all in or you lose. So there’s not really a utopian situation where you can start a business without personally guaranteeing things, and then only when it gets to a certain size can you move to a place where you don’t have to personally guarantee things.

(Speaker 1)
But, Andrew, you see a lot of people that are very, very wealthy coming into your life. Any thoughts about personally guaranteeing loans, leases, houses, lines of credits? Any thoughts on that? Because you work with ultra -wealthy people and very normal people. Well, I think especially for when you’re first starting out, you do have to go all -in. definitely do the personal guarantee.

(Speaker 1)
I mean, for me, I would get these e -mails from Wells Fargo that say that you qualify for a $100 ,000 line of credit.

(Speaker 15)
I’m like, this is great. This is exactly what I need. I apply, and then they tell me no.

(Speaker 3)
And I’m like, you sent me the e -mail saying that I qualified for it.

(Speaker 1)
So then I just found that I made personal connections with people in mutually beneficial relationships. So I would go to a wholesaler that would offer

(Speaker 3)
me, they’d offer like 10 ,000 one ounce silver coins at a certain price over spot, like a really good deal. And I’d tell them like, hey, I’d love to get that, but I’m not in a position to be able to buy that right now, but I’ll make you a little deal here. If you front me those 10 ,000 ounces, I can have it sold within a week and I’ll pay you within that week.

(Speaker 1)
And then if you don’t follow up on that, then word spreads through the industry that you’re somebody that doesn’t do what you say, and then you’re blackballed. So I went all in. That’s what I had to do, and when I talk to other people, I find out people that buy gold from us are generally other successful people, and we do share stories about their business, and it’s always all in. And I’m only bringing up people on this stage that are longtime clients that I’ve worked with for a long time that I’ve known, because I don’t want to give you charlatan advice. Charlatan is, like, fake advice. I don’t want to give you get -rich -quick tips.

(Speaker 1)
These are real people, and hopefully you can see there’s commonality. Those different industries, we’re all dealing with the same things. Did you have a comment there the next question. Yeah, I mean, banks aren’t in the business of issuing risky loans. So they’re looking for the sure thing. So Clay’s right about avoiding the personal guarantees.

(Speaker 1)
But some of the ways that you actually strengthen your application with a bank is actually having up to date reports, having up to date reports that are clear, that are readable, and you have to understand how your company looks against your competitors. I’ll preach that again real quick. Up to date what? Up to date financial reports, because you have to in the The bank wants to see how you look compared to your competitors, because your competitors, you’re competing against them for the loans, too. And if you’re really serious, like really serious about making yourself a lower risk entity to the bank, you got to start thinking about how can you wind real estate into it? Because, you know, if you own the real estate from where the business exists, all of a sudden you’re not just a giant unsecured creditor with the bank.

(Speaker 47)
Kind of a funny story.

(Speaker 1)
My wife and I used to live here. Sean, will you look up our house back in the day? Go to 91st and Elm, and maybe you can find our house. My wife and I used to live on one side of the road, and one day my wife was like, the house on the other side of the road, I’d like to buy that one, you know? And I go, yeah, there we go. We’re almost to my old house.

(Speaker 1)
And zoom out, Sean. Kind of zoom out a little bit. We always want to show you what I’m talking about. Zoom out a little bit. Okay. And zoom out a little more.

(Speaker 27)
I’m kind of lost, but we’re going to get unlost soon.

(Speaker 1)
That’s 91st and Elm, Sean? Okay, head on out to Lynn Lane, maybe, on 91st. So you’re going. We’ll get there. Okay. I think we’re getting there.

(Speaker 1)
Someone says, I have no idea what we’re looking at right now. Sean, do this real quick. Do a search for 8 ,900 South Lynn Lane Google Maps. This is the house I used to live at. 8 ,900 South Lynn Lane Google Maps. Okay, and then get rid of all the other funk, and then Broken Arrow, and then Google Maps.

(Speaker 1)
I’m just trying to show you what I’m talking about here. Okay, Broken Arrow, pull it up. Okay, this was my old compound back in the day. That’s it right there. So zoom in, Sean. Okay.

(Speaker 1)
And it was a house. And it kind of goes, yeah, there it is. There you go. So that was the house. And it was like a house on one side, right? And it was connected by a bridge.

(Speaker 1)
And then you had, look at all the vans. Okay. But then you had, so I had a house over here, and then I had my business connected to it. And I remember when my wife was saying, hey, you know, we might want to look at buying the house. It was nice to have my credit and together and my finances, because I can just call up the mortgage lady and say, hey, I’d like to buy a house. And she says, sure.

(Speaker 1)
And then like, I’m not, you know, like, I don’t know, 30 minutes later, I can buy the house. It’s not like a big, but when people don’t have their numbers together, it’s weird. So go down the street further, Sean, and go the other way. Left, you’re going left, keep going, and keep going, keep going. Zoom out a little bit more, Sean, you’re doing a great job. No one is doing a better job than you right now.

(Speaker 1)
Keep going, keep going, keep going, Sean, keep going. This is all within a mile, okay? This is how my brain works. I’m sorry, folks, I’m sorry my brain’s not better.

(Speaker 2)
Keep going, Sean, you’re almost there. You are doing a great job.

(Speaker 1)
And I wish I knew addresses, and you say, how do you own a property and not own, the addresses? That’s, if you have a lot of things you’re involved in, you forget it. Who’s forgot all the addresses? Okay, let’s go to the left, keep going. Now, Shonda, we’re going up, up, almost there, stay on target, there it is!

(Speaker 1)
Okay, on the left side of the road, Shonda, that house right there with the pool, that was the house, so I’m on the right side of the road, that’s where I lived, or had a property, and my wife goes, let’s buy the house on the left side of the property, and I’m going, Yeah, and what you do is you call the realtor, who’s bought a house, and they go, are you pre -approved? I go, I mean, I’m perpetually pre -approved. Yes, because I have it together, right? And I called up the guy, I called the guy who owned the property, and I said, I would like to buy your house.

(Speaker 3)
He said, I don’t want to sell you my house. I said, how much would it cost? And I bought the house, put it in the pool.

(Speaker 15)
And if you go left, Sean, you’ll see it’s 17 acres.

(Speaker 1)
It’s all that stuff there, all that, that’s all that there.

(Speaker 21)
I bought it, it was a great deal.

(Speaker 1)
But if I didn’t have my finances together, Dave, I wanna go to Dave, I wanna go to Dave Whited on this.

(Speaker 15)
Dave, if you and Stacey don’t have your finances together, and you have a good opportunity that you two as a couple see, and you don’t have your finances together, what happens?

(Speaker 3)
You miss it, you know?

(Speaker 1)
Time goes by and it goes to somebody that’s prepared. And so the guy I bought the house from, he had a security company, and he was telling me how he had this house that he never went to, and I’m like, 17 acres and broken arrow? I have to buy it. He said it’s not for sale. But I have to buy it. He sold it to me.

(Speaker 38)
So I had houses on both sides of the road because I had my finances together.

(Speaker 1)
And I’m telling you this because that’s what this guy does. You want to keep your finances together so you’re ready to go when opportunity presents itself. Don’t wait until you need your finances. Yes, sir. Yeah, the last part would be like the liquidity matters too. So the type of assets you have, if all your assets are e -liquid, that does not look good for the bank too.

(Speaker 1)
But if you have liquid assets, sometimes you don’t even need the bank’s permission. There’s other ways of borrowing against the liquid assets. I invest primarily in smoothies. Okay, just kidding. Okay, next. What words

(Speaker 1)
should I use to train our staff for getting Google reviews from patients at a medical clinic while they are still in the office? Yeah, and I’ll get, I’ll be clear, so many people who have, anybody here have a medical business you’re involved in? Probably a fourth of our portfolio is medical -related clients, okay? Anybody here working in a nonprofit? Nonprofit, anybody here?

(Speaker 6)
Anybody here do real estate?

(Speaker 46)
Anybody here?

(Speaker 42)
Hello.

(Speaker 1)
Okay, great. So, you got to gather objective Google reviews, and no matter what industry you’re in, it’s not going to happen unless you ask. So, the first step is you have to tell your staff, we’re going to ask every single customer to leave us an objective review. We just have to ask that question.

(Speaker 45)
That has to be a cultural thing.

(Speaker 15)
You just have to ask, all right? And then second is I would highly recommend that you caffeinate and compensate your staff for those reviews. You go, hey, I’ll pay you.

(Speaker 1)
put you on a constant diet of Red Bull only, and I’ll pay you per review. Go get them. There’s got to be some cultural shift that happens where you’re going to get reviews and you’re not going to not get reviews, because sending someone a little QR code and texting them, it doesn’t work. Putting up a little banner doesn’t work. Emailing people. How many of you know that the average American has over 1 ,000 emails in their inbox right now?

(Speaker 3)
You can’t email people saying, leave me a review. That doesn’t make any sense. People aren’t going to do it. Next question. Yeah. When is the VIP dinner slash lunch?

(Speaker 1)
It’s tomorrow. It’s tomorrow. It’s tomorrow. Today’s the day of fasting.

(Speaker 27)
Today’s the day of bitterness, and just hunger, and anger, and hostility, and then tomorrow we eat like kings and queens, and okay.

(Speaker 1)
That’s what it is.

(Speaker 8)
It’s just how, when you’re working with the Secret Service, you gotta be flexible.

(Speaker 23)
Next question.

(Speaker 1)
I hear a lot about business structures of the successful using an LLC to own assets.

(Speaker 2)
Do you practice this sort of thing to minimize risk? And is there any tips a business structure that is successful to share to minimize tax liability?

(Speaker 1)
I’m going to go with you on that one. Will you answer that question, Josh? And then as you answer that question, Sean, I want to answer all the AI questions at one time. So on our agenda, it has the AI. There’s a video clip at the top of the screen. a Dropbox link under my stack of stuff, and we’ll play the video, and then I’ll answer the question.

(Speaker 1)
Okay, go for it. I mean, I would say the first warning sign about any structure, if someone just recommends a structure off the cuff, usually they don’t have enough information. So one of the ones that me and Clay kind of talk about a lot is sometimes they don’t need any structure, they need some sales first. Go get a couple sales first before you start worrying about a giant structure. But then from there, it can be anything from, you know, in our, you know, do a free consult with always bookkeeping, they’ll give you our top 10 tax tips, but something as basic as setting up an S corp, so you can avoid the self employment tax on some of your income to advance as you’re going to shift some of your profits offshore in an offshore jurisdiction. But anybody who points you into one of those without a success, you know, a significant fact finding mission of what are your business streams of income and what all all your assets liabilities, they’re kind of pointing you into the wrong direction.

(Speaker 1)
Dave, I’m gonna ask you a series of questions, and Dave, why don’t you get ready, too, okay? And I’m gonna be very vague. We’ll just kind of have this vague. How many of you are aware of, like, certain shows that are trying to claim that a certain people group are in charge of everything? Dave. Are you aware of this, Dave?

(Speaker 1)
I think so. Possibly. Dave, why do you hear about these certain shows that say a certain group of people, whoever they are, are in charge of everything? The requirement is you have to have an accent if you do it. That seems to be one of the barriers of entry. So how many of you know the Reawaken tour?

(Speaker 1)
We got sued. How many of you know about that? Mike Lindell got sued, I got sued, Giuliani got sued, and for added encouragement, we all lost. It was awesome.

(Speaker 44)
The book of Job is worse, though.

(Speaker 1)
So we all lost. If you’re ever feeling depressed, read Job, and you’ll go, you know, I feel better, but, okay. So anyway, so we all lost, you know, all of us lost. We all lost lots of money. It was an incredible way to, or we mutually settled for an amount that we all felt good about or something. But anyway, for various reasons, and so, you know, we had to, we did the tour.

(Speaker 1)
We did it up to the top. because I promised Eric and general Flynn, I would do that. We all kind of lost in our own ways. And how many of you, when you’ve ever lost, like after you wanted to win, but you lost, you’ve ever lost, you ever played a sport. You were playing high school football. You lost by 702 points and your girlfriend was there.

(Speaker 1)
Have you ever had like a loss, like a, just a kick in the crotch lost? Heroes had someone run over your dog. And then the next day they run over your cat. Your house sets on fire, and you vomit on your shoe. You ever had that kind of day?

(Speaker 5)
You ever had a day where your foot’s wet all day because you step on water? You ever had the day where you have a soggy foot? So I was having kind of a soggy foot day, and General Flynn calls me and says, hey, we should get the band back together. And I’m going, oh, come on. Come on.

(Speaker 8)
No.

(Speaker 1)
And so I’m going, OK, I love General Flynn. So yes, sir.

(Speaker 5)
But I’m thinking, man, OK.

(Speaker 1)
So there’s certain people that keep saying certain people are in charge of everything. So we have to fund it. I have to fund it through LLCs and complicated, right, all that. You know what I’m talking about, mitigating risk? So the LLC that I chose to fund the event hosted by Sheridan Church is called Even More Shalom LLC. Someone will get that joke later in the car.

(Speaker 1)
They’ll be like, why is that funny? I’m just saying is these complicated strategies, eventually you have to do something. And in the day, Dave, we met, you know, we look at the risk and people are going, you might get sued again if you do another one. You bring Lindell and Giuliani back. You guys are going to get sued and you’re going to. But sometimes, Dave, you just got to do it.

(Speaker 1)
What’s your thought? I mean, after the lawyers have talked and the risk has been mitigated, you got to just do it, right? Well, we had to do that with January 6th. We were a huge target. We did capital punishment and the war on truth with actor Nick Cerci. And we had to maneuver that way so that we went through an LLC because we knew they would come after us.

(Speaker 1)
And they certainly did. And they took it. Next question. We are on. to just AI questions. Okay, Sean, we got a video here, and the video, how many of you, we’ll take a break after this video, how many of you, how many of you are familiar with the three founders of AI?

(Speaker 1)
Let’s write them down. Write them down, rebuke me, fight about it later. Three, one, Bill Gates. Bill Gates. You know why I like Bill Gates? Because I like Epstein, and I like that he hung out with Epstein, and that’s a hot deal for me, so I trust him.

(Speaker 1)
Come on! I trusted him with the shots. I trusted him with my computer. I would let my kids hang out with Bill Gates because he hung out with Epstein.

(Speaker 44)
What a great guy.

(Speaker 1)
Whoo!

(Speaker 43)
Yes!

(Speaker 1)
And so I will use AI for Jesus in the way that I will use a brothel to raise money for missions. Second founder, Sam Altman. Sam Altman is openly gay. He has said his goal is to cause a financial reset and to end capitalism. That’s the second founder.

(Speaker 32)
First founder, Bill Gates, they said, what’s your reason for this?

(Speaker 6)
He said, to solve the Tower of Babel problem.

(Speaker 39)
This is his answer.

(Speaker 6)
My answer, he said, is to solve the Tower of Babel problem. Who has seen him say this? Get ready. Have fun with that. Then Sam Altman, he says, well, I want to cause a financial reset and end capitalism.

(Speaker 39)
Great.

(Speaker 1)
I love taking pro tips from openly gay communists. That’s my group, I trust those people. The third group, okay, is Elon Musk, who says that he started AI to summon the demon. Who has seen him say this?

(Speaker 42)
So I’m gonna play you a little recap of these people, and then I’ll answer my AI questions, and then we’ll move on.

(Speaker 14)
But also, later tomorrow, I’ll be teaching how you can start a brothel to raise money for Jesus.

(Speaker 1)
Both are perverse, both are crazy, but we’ll talk about it. tomorrow.

(Speaker 6)
OK, so here we go. Hit play. Which one do you want, Clayton? The one at the top, Dropbox. Yep, that one right there. And again, it’s not me talking.

(Speaker 6)
You’ll love it. If you hate me, you’ll love this. OK, here we go. Ultimately, we can do a full brain -machine interface, meaning that we can ultimately, yeah, this is going to sound pretty weird, but achieve a sort of symbiosis with artificial intelligence.

(Speaker 41)
Could you imagine that one day we would be able to download our human brain capacity into a Optimus?

(Speaker 6)
Yes. I think that is..

(Speaker 41)
. I’m not saying this is..

(Speaker 6)
.

(Speaker 40)
I think it is possible, I think, to do that.

(Speaker 1)
It is possible.

(Speaker 29)
Which would be a different way of eternal life, because we would also download…

(Speaker 1)
Okay, quick Bible quiz. Satan promised Eve, what, access to infinite knowledge and eternal life? But there’s no parallel. Keep hitting play. No parallels. Just hitting play.

(Speaker 1)
Backing it up. Keep going, hit play, feel on the floor. Yes, we could download the things that we believe make ourselves unique. Now, of course, if you’re not in a body anymore, there’s definitely going to be some difference there. But as far as preserving our memories, our personality, if you will, I think we could do that. In order to have better human -AI symbiosis, we must solve the bandwidth problem.

(Speaker 1)
Below a certain bandwidth, we are basically just stationary to a computer. And at one bit per second, that’s a very low data rate when computers are doing things like that. bits per second. I think best case scenario, we effectively merge with AI, solve the data rate problem, then I think we can hang on to human -machine symbiosis through the long term. And then people may decide that they want to retain their biological self or not. I think they’ll probably choose to retain their biological self.

(Speaker 1)
Versus some sort of Ray Kurzweil scenario where they download themselves into a computer? You will be essentially snapshotted into a computer at any time. If your biological self dies, you could just probably just upload into a new unit, literally. Pass that whiskey. We’re getting crazy over here. The long -term aspiration with Neuralink would be to achieve a symbiosis with artificial intelligence.

(Speaker 1)
Pause. OK. So his long -term aspiration is to achieve human -AI symbiosis, submerging man with machine. All right? That’s his whole goal. Who’s never read Daniel chapter 2?

(Speaker 1)
Daniel chapter 2, it’s mixing the miry clay with the iron, okay? So that’s his long -term goal. So as it relates to AI, again, I told you, starting in 1999, what happened? Aladdin, the Black Rock, Black Rock created the Aladdin AI in 1999. So how many of you rode on a toll road today and disagreed with it? But you had to, right?

(Speaker 1)
So all I’m saying is we’re kind of on this journey, right? God is the author of history, right?

(Speaker 6)
He’s the beginning and the end. Are we on the same page? beginning and the end. History is his story. The alpha, the omega, the beginning and the end. And so we’re on this path and there is going to be choices you have to make, you have to make, I have to make in the coming five minutes that are going to impact the future.

(Speaker 6)
And I want you to know the big agenda and you can look it up, and then you can pray about it and rebuke me, but I really would pray about it. I would pray about it, okay? So Bill Gates, let’s scroll down real quick, Sean, back to our stack of stuff in our notes there, okay? Okay, point number one, Sean, that’s clip number one.

(Speaker 14)
It’s called The Singularity.

(Speaker 6)
I think that’s it right there.

(Speaker 10)
And okay, this was Elon two days ago, and he said that we are approaching what’s called The Singularity. It’s where we shift authority from man to machine, And then Jaron, who invented the… Have you guys ever seen the Oculus? You mentioned the Oculus, the virtual reality thing? The guy who invented that technology said, this is the part when all humans will die unless they merge with the machine. And you’ll watch him say this.

(Speaker 6)
It’s called the Singularity. And it was prophesied that in 2025, Alice Bailey, who’s the founder of modern Luciferianism, Alice Bailey, prophesied that America would usher in the Golden Age in 2025, which is the merger of man and machine.

(Speaker 39)
Who’s ever studied the Nephilim?

(Speaker 6)
that’s also referred to as the golden age. So I believe there’s a lot of good stuff going on there, but I want you to watch Elon Musk in his own words.

(Speaker 13)
And then you might say, do you guys serve beer? No, we don’t serve beer. This is not, I’m just kidding. Hit play here.

(Speaker 5)
We’re really headed into the singularity as it’s called, which, you know, they refer to AI as sometimes as the kind of like a black hole, like a singularity.

(Speaker 6)
You don’t know what happens after the event horizon.

(Speaker 1)
It doesn’t mean that something bad happens, just means you don’t know what happens. So like, I’m confident that if, AI and robotics continue to advance, which they are advancing very rapidly. Like I said, working will be optional, and people will have any goods and services that they want. If you can think of it, you can have a type of thing. But then at a certain point, AI will actually saturate on anything humans can think of.

(Speaker 1)
And then at that point, it becomes a situation where AI is doing things for… AI and robotics are doing things for AI and robotics because they’ve run out of things to do to make the humans happy. Well, so the singularity is what… What’s the singularity? That’s the… We might fast be approaching another future point of singularity in which our known world of meaning will simply collapse.

(Speaker 1)
Everything happening beyond that point is incomprehensible to us and it’s useless to try and imagine it or talk about it. Unless some nuclear or ecological catastrophe intervenes, the pace of technological development is so rapid that we will soon come to the point when Homo sapiens is replaced by completely different beings who possess not only different physics, but also different cognitive and emotional abilities and experiences. This is something that most people, most sapiens, find extremely troublesome.

(Speaker 22)
extremely disconcerting.

(Speaker 1)
In all likelihood, our species is going to disappear. But yeah, the advent of artificial general intelligence is called the singularity for a reason, because just like a black hole, which is a singularity, it’s difficult to predict what will happen. So it’s not as though the advent of AGI is necessarily bad, but it’s bad as one of the possible outcomes. And when is singularity in the definition of Ray Kurzweil going to happen? Well, I think you’re saying he’s predicting 2025. I think that’s reasonably accurate.

(Speaker 1)
Ooh. There’ll be an apocalyptic event that ends everything we know. This is called the singularity.

(Speaker 8)
When the machines take over, the true believer can get immortality. The non -believer is consigned to death.

(Speaker 5)
That is approximately the theology.

(Speaker 1)
Well, I think it’ll actually be that people don’t have to work at all. Pause! Okay, so, I’m giving you a lot of Bible verses, and you might go, man, this is, this is guy. That’s why I put up Satan Mall for one time, because that was the most motivational highlight, really, you’re ever gonna see. Okay, if you open your Bible to Revelation chapter 18 tonight, Revelation chapter 18, verse 21 through 23, the Bible prophesied there will come a time where humans will not work anymore. Who knows about this?

(Speaker 9)
Revelation 18, 21 through 23, where humans won’t work anymore. It says all people will be deceived. How many of you know that? So I personally believe what’s happening now is Revelation 18 verse 21 through 23. I believe that. You don’t have to.

(Speaker 9)
Daniel chapter 2, the Bible prophesied there’ll be a time called the fourth kingdom where man will mix with machine. Daniel chapter 2, I believe that’s the fourth industrial revolution.

(Speaker 1)
So as for me and my family, we will not be merging with the machine. However, I’m the guy whose kids couldn’t come to class because I wouldn’t do the mask or the shots or the locks.

(Speaker 34)
or the whatever.

(Speaker 1)
So as it relates to you and what you want to do, we’re going to have to ride down some toll roads on the way here. We might not agree with it. We have to pay taxes we don’t like. We’re going to have to use the internet, which is largely controlled by technocrats that hate us. But we got to navigate that and use the Bible not as a rearview mirror, but as our compass. So switching focus just briefly, and then we’ll take a break here.

(Speaker 1)
I want to ask everyone the same question. The Bible, Dave, doesn’t change. We might disagree on my observations of AI or whatever, but why do you have to use the Bible as your compass and not a rearview mirror? Because that’s the only truth. He was in the beginning, is now, and always will be. That’s the only truth.

(Speaker 1)
So you guys, Karima, you’re growing your business there. You got a daughter. She was born yesterday. Things are going good. Hearing that kind of stuff could be concerning. But how do you process that within your household?

(Speaker 38)
So I would say that it starts at home.

(Speaker 7)
with each of us. Look around you. You have a family that God gave you. And I would say it seems overwhelming to see stuff like that and think that you need to go change the world when really it starts at home. I think God is bringing order into the home first, here and now. Husband and wives being reunited as they were intended to be under God.

(Speaker 7)
And the whole world is going this way, And it’s gonna seem odd, but there’s a small amount of people that are just walking not according to the world, so. The Bible tells us the narrow gate is the path to heaven, the wide gate is the, so I’m just telling you, I’m not a genius, I’m very counter -cultural, but I can tell you when I heard that the models that said 2 .2 million people would die, you remember that, when the models, they said, the models said 2 .2 million people would die from COVID, so we need to shut down. My initial thought was, if that is true, you can’t temporarily suspend the Constitution. Right? First Amendment and Hebrews 10 25 tells us not to forsake the gathering. even as we draw closer to the end, so I’m not shutting down.

(Speaker 7)
So that was my decision for not shutting down. I knew the models are false, the PCR tests are false, the treatments are real, but I used the Bible as a guidebook, not as a something irrelevant that I might look at after I’ve made my decision. Hopefully that makes sense. Does that make sense? That I look at it as my decision -making guidebook. technology.

(Speaker 1)
That’s where I go for the infinite intelligence. Are we on the same page? Okay.

(Speaker 29)
Stacey, I want to get your thoughts on this.

(Speaker 1)
Again, podcasts, more and more podcasts are being done completely by AI.

(Speaker 26)
More and more shows are entirely AI shows now.

(Speaker 1)
There’s a lot of shows, more and more music. The top song in country right now is an AI song. You’re doing a podcast. How do you perceive many, many conservative voices are no longer even recording their show? They’re just using AI to record the whole thing. What’s your thoughts?

(Speaker 1)
Well, I couldn’t even go back to the Bible. You were talking about the Bible. You know, the Bible, yeah, it was written thousands of years ago, but it is the living word of God. That means it’s alive today. It wasn’t just for them that was written thousands of years ago. It is for today.

(Speaker 1)
So every decision comes through that. And I think that’s really important. That’s the foundation. And then prayer. Before every episode that we do, we pray. And truly, we’ve given everything we have in our life.

(Speaker 29)
Our hands are open.

(Speaker 2)
There’s no fist closed. Our hands are open for the Lord, whatever he wants to do with what we’re doing. and whether it be money that’s flowing with this wealth transfer that’s coming, you know, it’s like, okay, God, let the money flow through me and to your kingdom coming here to earth. But I think in the AI and our space, it, People are looking for something that is real, you know, obviously right now We’re seeing AI what’s ended up happening with even country music and it being the top of the charts, you know with AI It’s I can’t can’t believe that that is actually happening But people are looking for things that are real And so if we just continue doing what we are doing be wise in that and ask God on a daily basis to guide and direct us staying in the Word, He will show us the way. Super Dave, AI, you know, we got questions up here.

(Speaker 2)
People wanna know about AI. Again, by the way, if you’re using Google, who used Google Maps to drive here today? AI. Who used Google at all this week? AI. Who invests with BlackRock?

(Speaker 2)
Someone does want to probably volunteer that, but BlackRock, AI. S &P, who invests in the S &P? BlackRock, AI. So all of us are in some way have been using that technology for a long time. I have met more and more elected officials. This is kind of concerning.

(Speaker 2)
I’ve met a lot of elected officials the last four years, and many of them are now using AI to write the bills and to proof the bills, and they never even read the bills before signing the bills. So I met a very prominent conservative the other day who was telling me about this legislation, big old thing. And I’m going, I don’t think you’ve read a 500 -page bill, nor do I think you’ve ever read a 500 -page book. I know you. And he’s like, well, yeah, but we’re using AI to edit the bill. I said, but to edit, did you write it?

(Speaker 2)
No, we did not write it. So people are shifting their authority in every industry.

(Speaker 1)
Dave, how do you respond to that? What are your thoughts on staying human? Or maybe you don’t want to stay human. I don’t know. I think all of these technologies are probably good and used. Do you have a TV?

(Speaker 1)
Do you have a phone? Do you still know how to get somewhere without Google Map? I mean, we kind of accidentally become dependent on these things somewhat without even knowing it. It’s like boiling a frog. It kind of happens, you know, slowly. But there’s a clear intent from the beginning.

(Speaker 1)
Clay mentioned earlier Garden of Eden. The lies stay the same and the times change. So Eve was offered, you can live forever. you know, you won’t die. You will know everything. You’ll be all -knowing.

(Speaker 1)
It was that same kind of a lie.

(Speaker 37)
So I think we’re moving to a place where the same devil is going to try to have an opportunity to do what he’s always wanted to do, which is he’s God.

(Speaker 1)
There’ll be a face of it, an Antichrist, that’ll be the Jesus model, and AI is clearly made to be the Holy Spirit. It’s this all -knowing, invisible

(Speaker 36)
of everything that you need to know.

(Speaker 1)
How do we navigate that day -in, day -out basis? How much of it do you want to get on you, you know? How much, you know, do you want to really write your wife a card versus AI, what should I say to my wife, you know? I mean, how Where do you start kind of losing your humanity in the process? I think these are all questions that no previous generations really had to grapple with that we do as we parent, as we ask questions, as we determine what separates us. We’re the first people that really had to navigate being fully human versus not, from injectables to the environment around you.

(Speaker 1)
And these are all important decisions that we need to be processing. on a regular basis, because that line has never been blurry, and now it really is. 27 % of the Bible is prophetic. 27 % of the Bible is prophetic.

(Speaker 35)
73 % of the Bible is historical.

(Speaker 2)
73 is historical.

(Speaker 34)
I would recommend that you read Daniel chapter 2 tonight, Revelation chapter 13 tonight.

(Speaker 2)
And in Revelation chapter 16, verse 12 through 14, the Bible said that when the Euphrates River dries up, and it is, China and Russia will team up, and they are. Nations will gather against Israel, and they are. The beast technology will show up, and it is, right? It said these things will happen. And that weird kind of guy, that guy, he talks about this. He says, you’ve all know Harari.

(Speaker 2)
You saw that guy in the video. He said, in the future, Homo sapiens are going to go away. I kind of want to just slap him with a mic. That guy, that little weasel guy, you’ve all know Harari. He’s the top advisor for Obama, Zuckerberg, Gates, MIT, Stanford, Harvard. And he’s currently the world’s number one bestselling author.

(Speaker 2)
And so that is the number one author in the world. The guy says, Homo sapiens are going away. Homo sapiens. That guy. So these are not just irrelevant randos. That’s evolved.

(Speaker 2)
Harari. By the way, his name in Hebrew means the father of music, Yuval, Noah, as in the days of Noah. And then Harari means shall ascend to the mountaintop.

(Speaker 1)
And he’s calling for rebuilding a third temple right now and to change our laws and our times. He’s asking to change the laws, the times. He wants to ban the Bible. He wants to introduce one world religion, and he’s referred to as the prophet by Obama, Zuckerberg, Gates, MIT. Just a little context for you. So, Archie, I know…

(Speaker 1)
Yeah, go for it. Go for it. Yeah. I want to kind of end my last spiel on kind of not a negative note. Sure. I think while we’re here, in our focus on a daily basis, I have children, grandchildren.

(Speaker 1)
I operate on a daily basis where we took the David Green thing.

(Speaker 14)
We’re thinking… I’m picturing a January 1st, 2276. of my descendants gathering around and they’re talking about principles we’re setting in motion. We’re setting wealth in motion.

(Speaker 1)
Now, will the world be around 2276? Will God come? Will we just, I don’t know. But I have to think on a daily basis when we’re making our to -do list, we’re making our goals, that I’m actually making leather binders that my grandkids are going to have as they turn 16 that are going to be around 100 years after I die.

(Speaker 26)
I’m making them for them now.

(Speaker 1)
It’s not even for them. Who knows if that’ll even get there, but it affects how I think. How much money can we make? How much wealth can I accumulate? How can I be smart and not buying sports cars, and I’m buying assets. I’m buying things that are going to help them have autonomy from this system to be able to make wise, biblically -based, conscience -based choices.

(Speaker 1)
A lot of people wouldn’t have shut down if they could afford to not shut down. You know, and so you’re in this conference for a reason. You are excited about coming here for a reason. You’re seeking out a coach for a reason. It’s because we can create this space to be able to be like Dr. Stella, have a ranch, grow avocados, do your thing, but operate from this, creating wealth, thinking past your own lifetime in a way that makes sense. I 100 % agree with him.

(Speaker 1)
And there’s three ways people respond to this because I have a podcast where only 265 ,000 people are allowed to subscribe. And on the podcast, what happens is there’s three reactions I always get. There’s one camp that’s like AI all the way. That’s the future. I’m getting a booster shot. Booster tomorrow, booster today, booster next.

(Speaker 1)
I’m getting boosters every day. I love boosters. Boosters. They have shirts that say boosters. They quote Fauci. I love the boosters.

(Speaker 1)
I love the boosters. We got to get a booster. Booster. Bill Gates. Yes. Bill Gates.

(Speaker 1)
Epstein. Yes. Bring it on. I like it. Yes. Transhumanism.

(Speaker 1)
Elon Musk. Let’s go. That’s one group.

(Speaker 3)
It’s exciting.

(Speaker 1)
That group. That’s a fun group. The other group is going, man, that’s why I moved into the woods 45 years ago. Man, I don’t talk to people. I live in a bunker. And I’m prepared.

(Speaker 1)
I’m prepared for, uh, Tornado, uh, AI. I’ll perform for the Chinese, the Commies.

(Speaker 3)
And they watch Red Dawn every single night. Well, kids, you want to watch Red Dawn tonight? The new one or the old one?

(Speaker 1)
Because the old one with Patrick Swayze, that was legit. You know, and they just live in that bunker. You know what I’m talking about? Bunker. Kids, now you got to learn to churn the butter.

(Speaker 28)
You know why?

(Speaker 1)
Because we’re Amish and we, we cheat a little bit though. We do watch Red Dawn, but beyond that, we’re Amish. How many of you know that? That’s what, that’s Uruguay. Who knows that group?

(Speaker 23)
And then there’s the other group who were kind of like flirting with either one.

(Speaker 1)
That’s kind of where I’m at a lot of times.

(Speaker 33)
I’m like, I kind of want to go Amish, but then I kind of want to use the internet, but then I don’t know.

(Speaker 1)
So I’m just asking you to use the Bible as something you pray through and you think about it and consult the word of God. Don’t listen to me.

(Speaker 27)
Just read the Bible.

(Speaker 32)
Meanwhile, Sorcini, you’re selling gold and buying gold is kind of betting against the US dollar a little bit.

(Speaker 1)
Gold was $40 an ounce in 1971. Now it’s how much an ounce, Andrew? It’s 4 ,200 an ounce right now. How do you process what’s going on? He sits at third base at the Dodger games next to Brad Pitt and Magic Johnson and Freddie Freeman’s wife. This guy has a fantastic life, a great wife.

(Speaker 1)
He’s grand slams at the World Series. He’s there to see it. He’s having a great time. But you sell gold. How do you process it? For me, the United States started their initial coinage and currency system gold -backed.

(Speaker 1)
So me selling gold, yes, does go against our fiat currency, but it actually reinforces the initial way that the currency was rolled out here in the United States back in, like, 1792. So I think the whole world is going back to something that’s asset -backed, and it’s probably gonna be gold. Quick survey. Can I survey you guys in four questions? And when I do, I want you to answer the question, but don’t groupthink, okay? You just yell out the answer.

(Speaker 1)
You just yell it out. Yep. I’m asking a question. You just yell it out. Okay.

(Speaker 26)
So the first one is a yes or no question.

(Speaker 1)
Yes or no. Okay. As soon as you get the answer in your mind, yell it out. Okay.

(Speaker 4)
Do you buy gold and silver?

(Speaker 1)
Yeah. It’s like a little more than half. Yes.

(Speaker 3)
Okay. Good deal.

(Speaker 1)
Okay.

(Speaker 4)
Now the next question is a gender question. A gender question is a simple gender question. What gender is Michelle Obama? You guys are sick people. See that’s Okay, NASA. NASA, in Hebrew, it means to deceive, you know?

(Speaker 4)
The founder of NASA, von Braun, happened to be a Nazi scientist. Who knows that? The founder of NASA, von Braun, Nazi scientist. Who knows that? Von Braun, okay. By the way, Elon Musk is named after von Braun’s prophecy of a man named Elon.

(Speaker 4)
By the way, that’s how Elon was named. Elon’s father has said Elon is named after a prophecy from a Nazi.

(Speaker 2)
That’s a true story.

(Speaker 1)
Did we go to the moon, yes or no? Interesting crowd we have here, isn’t it? So you guys, I love it, because you’re friends of mine. thinkers, right? You’re independent thinkers. And so I’m not going to sit here and say you using AI is evil.

(Speaker 1)
Oh my gosh, you’re terrible. Because I’m telling you, the internet’s largely AI and has been for a long time. Right? There’s great technology. Over here in Randy’s business, there’s 3D modeling software that’s been AI for over 10 years. 3D modeling software is AI.

(Speaker 1)
They’ve got, and now Randy, they’re rolling out humanoid robots that will do the work for you. Oh, that would be fantastic. Okay. So, Randy, talk to me about humanoid robots, outdoor living, this letter rip. What are your thoughts? Well, I was just sitting here thinking about, you guys were talking.

(Speaker 1)
Anybody remember Y2K? So, you know, I’m prepared for that, by the way. Yeah. It was the end of the world and we’re not going to make it and all that stuff. And, you know, we’re freaking out and all that. And then nothing happens.

(Speaker 1)
And, you know, the truth is, is like life has to go on. Like the grind still has to go on. Now we here are twenty five years later and if you put all of your stock into that and just sold everything, did all that, you would be behind the eight ball right now. So AI, you have to embrace it.

(Speaker 31)
And the only people that will be left behind is the people that refuse to use it.

(Speaker 17)
Now, be careful with it.

(Speaker 1)
Don’t make it everything and don’t just sell out, but be ready. I mean, I believe in the rapture and the tribulation. And the best thing that we could do right now is just all be ready and put God first. And utilize AI for automations and simple things. But you don’t have to sell out for AI. We optimize every client’s website for AI compliance.

(Speaker 1)
I don’t know if people know that. We optimize every one of our clients’ websites for AI compliance. And we’ve done that for over a year. I don’t know that that’s exciting for people to know or not. I’m just making sure you know if you’re using the S &P it’s largely AI.

(Speaker 1)
If you drove on Google Maps, it’s largely AI. And I’m just trying to make sure we’re getting this idea.

(Speaker 19)
I wanted to show you the big agenda, the big agenda so you saw these people in their own words.

(Speaker 1)
But I also want to give you a sense of hope, and I don’t want you to feel like you’re leaving a Bob Dylan concert confused and partially high. Okay, so I want you to have clarity. So again, go to the Bible. It’s Revelation chapter 16. You can find it there, okay? Daniel chapter 2, you can find it there.

(Speaker 1)
Revelation chapter 13. And then there’s three final parts of the Bible I want to direct you to. Then I’ll go to Spurl, and then we’ll kind of take a little break here. Okay, Mark chapter 13. That’s Jesus’ final sermon. Kind of a big deal.

(Speaker 1)
How many of you know about Jesus? Kind of essential to the Christian faith.

(Speaker 3)
A lot of people are like, I love Jesus!

(Speaker 1)
I love Jesus! Whoo!

(Speaker 3)
And I go, that’s great. Have you read Mark 13? No. Why not? Why? Well, I’m busy.

(Speaker 3)
I got Netflix. I got to watch Game of Thrones.

(Speaker 30)
I got to get caught up on that.

(Speaker 3)
There’s NFL. I like the Packers, you know. And Aaron Rodgers is still slinging it in his mid -40s.

(Speaker 1)
He’s doing great. I got to watch his new team now. Brett Favre, he’s making announcements about Trump.

(Speaker 3)
I got to go see what he’s up to. And then there’s a scrolling video on Instagram I got to see.

(Speaker 1)
And then I got text messages from my mother -in -law that she hasn’t seen, but she wants me to see. And then my father -in -law is sending me.. . How many of you get extended family sending you videos saying, You have to watch it, and they haven’t watched it. Have you seen this? So there’s a lot of that going on, okay?

(Speaker 1)
So I get it, but I’m asking you to settle your mind and read Mark chapter 13, Luke chapter 21, and Matthew 24, because Jesus tells us how it’s gonna all end. Not me, Jesus. Mark chapter 13, Matthew 24, Luke 21. And if you read it, you’ll know what Jesus has to say. That being said, Sproul, you’re doing accounting. We gotta keep doing accounting.

(Speaker 1)
Whether we get raptured or not, we’ll get good at settling that debate here soon, maybe tomorrow. What are your thoughts?

(Speaker 29)
How do you prepare your clients for AI, universal basic income?

(Speaker 1)
How do you prepare your clients? Or do you prepare your clients?

(Speaker 15)
I mean, like, we use AI in our business. Oh, you’re sick.

(Speaker 1)
Sell out. AI is like, it’s like me having an unlimited amount of junior accountants who can go do research for me. That’s what it’s like. But it returns the most popular answer, not the right answer. And so it’s like the really opportunity for the critical thinkers, because 80 % of the assets are controlled by the top 20%. So if you do what the 80 % does, you’re going to end up poor.

(Speaker 3)
There’s a whole bunch of opportunities there for the critical thinkers where you can gain that low -level understanding from the AI, but then your job as a business owner is how do you expand on that?

(Speaker 1)
How do you think critically on that, right? You know, if I listen to the AI, it’d be okay for me to put 40 % of my clients’ wealth in bonds, earning 4%, while the U . S. government prints 8 % new money every year, which is insane. But that’s what the AI would return to me, and it would do so with a really good vocabulary. So our job is to elevate above that as business owners, and that’s what the real opportunity is gonna be, because most people will just follow the crowd.

(Speaker 1)
So question, here we go, question. Can you read the top right question there, Spurl, the top right one? AI, here we go, going for it, feeling the flow. CSIS warns AI chips rely on Chinese gallium and germanium. What supplier standards should I use to source AI electronics from the USA? You guys know that Elon Musk is America’s largest defense contractor, right?

(Speaker 1)
Do we know this? And he’s also a massive, massively connected person to the Chinese economy. You know that Elon Musk does business with China and America?

(Speaker 5)
You know the guy who has 30 ,000 low -orbit satellites in space is Elon Musk? He’s our top contractor and theirs. So I think at the end of the day, you’re going to find there’s a little bit more of an inability to separate these countries from each other over time. I think it’s becoming, how many of you know the Bible talks about a one world government where all the countries come together? It’s a real, I mean, if you wanted to buy American, it’s really hard.

(Speaker 5)
Laura Trump’s new clothing line, all of it is made in America, but that’s rare to find. I think my tie’s made in Vietnam. My shoe’s probably made in Cambodia. Everything I’m wearing today is probably made by AI and some Vietnamese sweatshop people.

(Speaker 28)
I don’t know.

(Speaker 5)
You see, you can’t really separate from the globalist economy a whole lot.

(Speaker 1)
What’s the next question? AI impact on search. What do we do? Yeah, VI SM, you got to do that. You got to embrace it. Okay, don’t just get go don’t just leave here going Google reviews.

(Speaker 1)
No videos, images, search engine, more Google reviews, video reviews or video content, images, search engine content, more Google reviews. That’s how it works. Next one. Yep. How to prep for AI and advanced AI regulation in California, New York compliance by July 2027. I don’t, I don’t, I mean, Doug, you’re going to deal with that all day, every day.

(Speaker 1)
It was like when COVID, the mandates rolled out. Doug, come up here real quick if you can. This is Doug Mahaffey.

(Speaker 22)
He’s an attorney.

(Speaker 1)
Don’t boo, don’t boo. He’s, let’s cheer for him. He’s a good guy. He’s a good, don’t boo. Attorney, I hate that guy. Our next guest is a blood sucking attorney from the great state of, he’s a great guy.

(Speaker 1)
So Doug, I mean, when COVID, all the mandates rolled out in California, you had to take the shot or you lose your job, had to wear the mask. You were there. Are you helping people deal with the AI litigation stuff right now? Are you dealing with that?

(Speaker 27)
Well, I think what you’re seeing is you’re seeing the movement where people are questioning it.

(Speaker 5)
And I like the comment that you just heard, which is that God says you’re supposed to use the talents he built in you, right? So this is knitting you in the wound stuff, right? You’re built for a purpose. If you’re delegating that, if you’re trying to use something that God didn’t teach you and you developed from his purpose, Now, what you’re doing is you’re blaspheming his cause in you, right? You’re choosing not to use your God -given gifts. So I think the Christian has to have a check in their spirit.

(Speaker 5)
On the business side, I think what you’re seeing is we’re having to disclose now in California, I think this will become an ethical mandate, that we have to tell our clients, hey, we may use AI to dissect your case. We may use AI to do legal research. Why? Why would you have that warning? Because the bar ethics have already decided Look, this is delegating what lawyers, and this would be true for doctors, architects, builders, contractors, you go across the industries, if you’re delegating what you had to stay up late and learn the hard way, if you’re not dissecting their problem because you’re going to delegate this to a machine, I think your client may want to know that.

(Speaker 5)
Doug, real quick, just to harass you, this is what I do, I mix it up and go to break. I’m going to show you some facts related to AI. Related to the reawakened tour, one famous guest, whoever he is, he used AI to write some of his arguments and it turned out AI lied.

(Speaker 3)
So he lost and in the case it turned out that all the citations were wrong.

(Speaker 1)
So I’m giving you facts here. Up, up, up, up, up, up, up, up, up, up, up, up, up, up, up, up, up, up, up, up, up, up, up, up, up, up, up, up, up, up, up, up, up, up, up, up, up, up, up, up, up, up, up, up, up, up, up, up, up, up, up, up, up, up, up, up, up, up, up, up, up, up, up, up, up, up, up, up, up, up, up, up, up, up, up, up, up, up, up, up, up, up, up, up, up, up, up, up, up, up, up, up, up, up, up, up, up, up, up, So if you use AI, then stop trying to use AI.

(Speaker 3)
It’s been shown to blackmail people.

(Speaker 1)
That’s Fortune magazine. Perhaps that’s interesting to you. Perhaps it’s not. Next one. Okay. Then we’ve got AI.

(Speaker 1)
Next one down. One more here. This is fun.

(Speaker 26)
Time magazine reports that AI now lies to people all the time.

(Speaker 1)
Who knows about this? So all I can say is Doug’s navigating it. I’m navigating it. We’re all navigating it. But if you need a guy who trusts and I recommend you work with people that fear God first. and nothing else, and that’s why I bring up Doug, because he’s navigating this, we all are, real time, but he actually believes in the Bible.

(Speaker 1)
So I think Doug is a source of wisdom on this. But Doug, it’s an uncharted territory, correct? I mean, it’s a little crazy. It is, and I think you need to be cautious. I think that’s the number one thing you want to remember, is that AI wants to please you. Remember the models have changed, where the open AI used to tell you what you were shopping for, and you started getting ads.

(Speaker 1)
Now it tries to figure you out. And it realizes that if you’re leaning conservative, it’s going to give you conservative values. It does that in our legal research. I’ll be seeking an answer. And I’ll check the what we call co -counsel, which is built into our Westlaw. It’s given me an answer that would be wonderful if that was true.

(Speaker 1)
But I’m going, wait a second, I got 40 years in this business. That doesn’t seem quite right to me. It’d be nice. So I dig in the hard way, go back to the cases and read the law. So you’ve got to ask yourself, am I violating my ethical duty to my clients and my customers because I’m not that. If you’re doing that, just remember, they’re going to find a reason to say, well, wait a second, I hired you to design this, and you used AI, I didn’t consent to that, that’s a breach of contract, I’m not going to pay you.

(Speaker 1)
So I think that’s where you’re going to see the avenues real quickly. Final question on AI, then we’re taking a break. Final question, what do you got? How are you, Clay, changing your strategies to not only adopt AI, but to the changing habits, preferences, and behavior of the next generation? Again, I don’t know. I’ve walked you through that earlier, but I’ll get into it.

(Speaker 1)
When I was a disc jockey, who remembers the Yellow Pages? That was awesome. Who remembers the Yellow Pages? I was the Yellow Page king, baby. Had the biggest ad ever.

(Speaker 16)
Who remembers the Yellow Pages? I mean, who was there? Yes!

(Speaker 25)
And then the Yellow Pages went away, so I had to dominate Google, right?

(Speaker 12)
And then YouTube came about, and I had to dominate that.

(Speaker 24)
There’s constant changes, so I could just say, You constantly have to adapt.

(Speaker 12)
You just have to adapt. So how do we adapt very practically?

(Speaker 20)
Our team uses all these Adobe products, Photoshop, Lightroom, videography, video technology.

(Speaker 23)
All of it’s AI.

(Speaker 22)
You know that, right?

(Speaker 12)
All the Adobe suites, it’s AI everything. So we’ve had to learn all of that.

(Speaker 1)
All the websites have to be updated for AI compliance. More and more people struggle to have a conversation. How many of you have seen that phenomenon?

(Speaker 21)
More and more people.

(Speaker 1)
We’re about ready to see self -driving cars that don’t have steering wheels.

(Speaker 20)
So we’re going to be all navigating a weird world here.

(Speaker 1)
but we’re all in it together, and I would recommend that you read the Bible till your head explodes. The time is 3 .20. We’ll come back here at 3 .40 for our final session. The time is 3 .20, and I encourage you to go visit Pastor Dave. Let’s hear it for Pastor Dave Scarlett right there.

(Speaker 19)
Thank you, Dave.

(Speaker 1)
That’s Karima. She’s here. The Flyover Conservatives, Andrew Sorcini in the house.

(Speaker 19)
Randy Antrik was right here.

(Speaker 16)
This is Doug Mahaffety. That’s Josh Sperl right there.

(Speaker 18)
And we’ll come back after the break at 340 for our final session of the day.

(Speaker 12)
Final session at 340. Final session at 340. Hopefully that covered all the A . I.

(Speaker 18)
you wanted to talk about for the rest of your life or at least for the rest of today.

(Speaker 1)
So we’ll come back here at 340. That’s where you want to be. Got to show that’s where you want to be. Uh -huh. Uh -huh. Yeah.

(Speaker 1)
Business growth is what you want to see. Uh -huh. What you want to see. Got to show that’s where you want to be. Where you want to be. Yeah.

(Speaker 12)
Yeah. You’ve got the big goals to achieve. Yeah. You got to achieve it. For entrepreneurs, it’s a paradise. For employees, it’s a change paradigm.

For the poor and ignored, it’s a change mind. Change mind. explorers, it’s a major find. Major find. For T -Bow, it’s goes a line. Cookie, it’s game time.

Candies, it’s oh my. Places, it’s a communion prize. That P ticks 105 times. Yeah, yeah. For me, it’s what I do. It’s my vibe.

Because the Thrive Time Nation is my tribe. My tribe. Thrive Time, show that’s where you want to be. Uh -huh, uh -huh, yeah. Business, growth is what you want to see. Uh -huh, uh -huh, yeah.

What you want to see. Time to show who that’s Where you wanna be, where you wanna be, yeah You’ve got the big goals To achieve, yeah, you got to achieve it It’s time to thrive, what a time to be alive Breath in my lungs, thank you, Jesus Christ You got a chance to cause change upon the land So beat that clock while you still got chance So to you, do you prefer to keep making the wrong turns Or to turn it all around until you take the time to learn? Without vision, the people perish Half -wisdom, you’ll get embarrassed Or be humble, grow a thousand foes Aim for heights and share it Can we kick it? Yes, we can. If you come with business problems, you leave with plans. At the prime time, shall we make wealth?

Expand and start implementation. We teach marketing and improving your brand. How to build the systems and finance. We teach how to hire people and manage them. How to bring your dreams into reality land. Since 05, I’ve been doing it, cause that’s my jam.

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