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What's going on, everyone? Casey Adams here. Welcome back to the Rise of the Young podcast. Before we start, if you are new here, there's one thing I ask of you and that is to leave a review after this show and subscribe on the podcast app. That's how we grow. We do no marketing for the show, so every review counts but this. That being said, I have a lot of announcements to make today. Here's what we're gonna be talking about today. We're gonna be talking about why I didn't post last week on my podcast. We're gonna be talking about fourth of July. We're gonna be talking about my birthday that was actually July 9th. So yesterday, as of this recording, we're gonna be talking about group chat, which is one of my favorite podcasts that I listen to, hosted by Drama Demurthy and Anand Murthy. Shout out to the team. We're gonna be talking about Grant Cardone and the event that I'm speaking at soon with him. We're gonna be talking about book reviews and, yeah, a lot of stuff to talk about today. So make sure you stay tuned and listen. So where do we start? Let me address something really quickly. And that is no podcast episodes went out last week. And if you're an avid listener of this show, you know that I commit to episodes every Monday, Wednesday and Friday. So three episodes a week. And last week none went out there. And here's why. I went on a family vacation in North Carolina to the Outer Banks. And honestly, I just did not find time to record. So about 10 months, I moved to Arizona. Ten months ago, I moved to Arizona, and I've maybe seen my family three times since then. So last week I was with my aunts, my family, my brother, my parents, and we were honestly just on vacation, having a great time, and I did not find time to record. And that is why no episodes went out. But that's not an excuse. That will never happen again. And, and now we're back on schedule. It is Wednesday, so happy Wednesday. We have an episode coming out Friday and then back on the schedule Monday, Wednesday, Friday. So hope you understand why. There's no excuses and I'm sorry about that. But today we're gonna be taking this time to really go over everything that not only you missed that's happening in my life, but things that have happened that I want you to be aware of, things that have happened that I believe you can get value from. We're gonna be talking about right now, relationship building. We're talking about just the fourth of July. And like I said, everything that I listed before, everything is something I want you to listen to today. So that's why I didn't record. But I hope everyone had an amazing July 4th. I was at the beach with the family, Outer Banks. It's funny because I go to Outer Banks usually every year. And if you listen in, if you're listening right now and you've ever been to the Outer Banks, you know, it's a sort of small town. The beach is nice, but it's nothing like a Miami or LA or anything like that. It's a super small town, super small area and it's a very quaint beach. And yeah, it was a great time and I really enjoyed it there. We watched some fireworks on the beach. We were hanging out with the family and it was fun. So happy fourth of July, everybody. Hope yours was safe. Hope it was good because, yeah, it's America's birthday. And next thing, my birthday and huge shout out to every single person that wished me a happy birthday. My birthday was actually yesterday, July 9th, and I turned 19 years old. So I'm officially 19. It's funny because some people have no idea how old I am. Some say I'm 24, some say I'm 16, 17, 25. And I try to make it clear about my age because I am young, I'm an entrepreneur and I embrace that. But yeah, I'm officially 19 now. So let's go almost 20, then 21. Let's go. But again, thank you so much to everyone for the birthday wishes. It's funny. And here's a fun fact. So I share the same birthday as Andy Frisella, Jordan Belfort, and someone that you guys definitely know of, Mr. Shark Tank, Kevin O'. Leary. So three world class entrepreneurs I share the same birthday with. And I looked that up and I Saw that yesterday, and I was like, let's go. That's a winning streak. And I don't know, it's just super cool to see that three people that I look up to in this business community, someone like Andy Frisella, who I've actually had the opportunity to interview. It's hilarious because I texted him, I was like, yo, Andy, it's always great to know that I share a birthday with a legend like yourself, and we're always joking about it or whatever, but it's super cool. And I want you to Google it, because there is a website that's. I believe it's called onthisday.com or something. Definitely check it out. But you can see what celebrities or individuals you share the same birthday with. And I just think it's really cool because to the people you share your birthday with, that is their special day, I would say, right? But, yeah, I share those same birthdays with those three people. And here's the goal. I want to put it out there, and I want you to hold me accountable. My goal is to have those two other people on my podcast, so. Meaning Jordan Belfort and Kevin o'. Leary. And because those are people that. Their stories and everything they have accomplished, I very much so look up to them. And I have so much respect, respect for everything they've been able to build. And we share the same birthday. So it'd be cool to have him on the show. So that's the goal this year. So help me make it happen. Maybe you tag Jordan Belfort on my post, whatever it is, let him know to come on the show. Anything helps, whether it's a DM or whatever. So, yeah, I thought it was cool. I wanted to let you know. But that being said, I want to, I would say, announce something that it was sort of funny. So I have a podcast that I listen to called Group Chat. And if you're not familiar with Group Chat, it's hosted by three of my close friends, Drama, who I recently had an event with, the Young and Reckless Build you'd Empire event. Drama is the CEO and founder of Young and Reckless. If you don't know where Drama comes from, he comes from the MTV show Robin, Big Rob, Jared X, Fantasy Factory. And if you're listening to this podcast, the chances are you know who Drama is, but if you don't, that's who he is. But they have a. I would say a podcast called Group Chat. And they talk about business, they talk about politics, they talk about culture. And I've actually been on a Group chat episode. But today, July 10, I woke up and every morning I turn on group chat every Monday, Wednesday and Friday. And this morning on group chat news, shout out to my brother, Cody Adams. He secretly got Drama, Anand and D to give me a birthday shout out. And it was super cool. So I'm gonna play this for you because I just think it was very genuine and I want to just show you the podcast, give you a little glimpse of what they talk about, how they talk about things and just their, I would say their comedy that they add into things. So here it is, the birthday shout out that Drama gave to me. I posted about this on Instagram, but I'm gonna give you a snippet here on Rise of the Young. So check it out. Yeah.

First other. I have an update.

Yes.

It's Casey Adams birthday.

Wow.

Happy birthday, young casey.

He's only 19. I saw.

That's.

I know. I thought he was turning 20. Turned 19.

I don't remember 19.

So for everyone who doesn't know, Casey Adams is our, our buddy who he does the build your empire business and he is just a little hustler. And we talked a lot about him, especially when I did my event.

Yeah, he was a big help on that.

He was a huge help on that. And we've all been on his podcast. He's been on yours, he's been on group chat. Great guy. But just.

You know what's really interesting, I want to point out, you know, when you meet a 19 year old kid, you know how they have you normally. I had two spiky hair.

Oh, yeah. You always got to go spiky hair.

So when like I was trying to envision, I was looking at his birthday picture. What does his hair evolve to from spiky? Does he tell you the part? Does he go like, kind of like your white guys, white guy route? Like Josh kind of got it going on too.

Yeah.

I don't know, man. I think he goes into mine and Josh's lane.

Yeah.

He's shockingly mature for 19. It's really rare you see kids that can hold their ground.

Yeah.

Among like people that are 20 years older than.

Especially at that event where those guys that he was interviewing are very aggressive.

Yeah.

Like, no one's like everyone's type a super aggressive. And like he's, he's totally composed. And so here's what I want to.

Do with all three of you real quick. Josh, before you get out of that seat, he text me today.

Yeah.

And he said, what would you.

All right, all right. All right, so I'm not gonna let you listen to the rest because I texted Drama right after he texted me saying happy Birthday, and I shot him a text with a question, which I'll let you hear in a second. But before I let you hear that, that was the birthday shout out and I thought it was very cool. And I woke up hearing that and I was just blown away. I was excited, I was pumped up because it's just super cool to see. I would say the relationship that I've been able to build with Drama evolve over the last year. And I just want to say thank you to Drama, D and Anand for that shout out because I just think it's very. I would say it makes me so grateful and humble because when they talk about holding my composure on stage and being mature for my age and all that sort of stuff, it just sort of reminds me and I wanted to remind you of yourself too, because I believe we can all take away something from this. They were telling me, even on in person and on the podcast, they're like, wow, man. Like, you hold your composure so much and you can interview these people and they're not just the typical person. These are people that are holding massive. Running massive companies and businesses and like, they're the type a type of people. And they could be intimidated, intimidated by some people. But here's what I would like to address. The opportunities that have came into my life and the people I've been able to sit down with on this podcast, whether that's the biggest names in entrepreneurship or sports or whoever. I've gotten good at my craft from doing it over and over and over again. I was not good at my first interview. I was not good at the first podcast I did. And it was one of those things that I had to really grow with. And it's very cool to see that after a hundred plus interviews, me doing this event with Drama, Young and Reckless build you'd empire that that was able to, I would say, shine in the fact that I could hold my composure on stage and I'm very confident with my speaking ability. And it's something that I used to be so fearful of, of public speaking. Now I live it and I love it. But I just wanted to share that with you guys because Group Chat is one of my favorite podcasts that I listen to. So make sure you subscribe to Group Chat, which is Drama's podcast as well, as well as stay tuned for updates and information about the next Young and Reckless event, because it's going to be a Phenomenal. It's going to be in la. Dates will be coming soon. We're going to be announcing it and it's going to be huge. And if you're at the first one, you understand that this event was literally game changing. The event was 50 bucks. We had people like Robert Greene there, We had P. Rod, Miki Taylor, Drama Mark from Iconic, you name it. We had some big ballers in there that have done some amazing things like won 8x game gold medals, Robert Greene, the law, 48 laws of power author, and much, much more. But that being said, here's what I want you to ask yourself today. It's the same question I asked Drama that I'm gonna share with you on the podcast that I just shared with you. I got a text from Drama yesterday on my birthday and he said, happy birthday. I said, thanks so much, Drama. Quickly, what would you tell yourself if you had to go back to being 19 years old? And before I let you listen to this clip, I want you to tweak it to whatever age you are, whether you're 12, 13, 15, 25, 43 or 79, and anything in between, no matter how old you are, I want you to truly ask yourself this question. And maybe you ask a mentor this question, because I believe the people that you get advice from are the people that you need to build with. Right. And the way they addressed this question was geared towards young people because the answers in which you'll see in a second, really, I would say make sense. And here it is, the question I asked Drama. He's going to read it out and say it to you guys, so make sure you listen carefully. He's.

He's totally composed and.

All right, one second with all three of you.

Real quick, Josh, before you get out of that seat, he text me today.

Yeah.

And he said, what would you tell yourself at 19? That's what he asked me. I said, happy birthday. Thank you, man. What would you tell yourself at 19? What would you tell yourself?

19. I would have said.

No rush.

Yeah, there's no rush. You don't need to do everything right now because in the grand scheme, like, I'm now 19 years removed from 19.

Yeah, I.

There's so much you can do in. In that 19 years. And when you're that age, you want it. You're in such a rush to do everything. Yeah, but there's no rush.

Yeah, yeah, because I.

That's what I told him.

Similar. You have so much time, and at 19, I felt like I was stupid. I mean, I probably Was. But I mean, you feel pictures. I look pretty stupid. But at 19, you feel so much dumber than the people you're trying to be like.

Yeah.

And so you feel like you're, like, always lacking and, like, how do I fix this tomorrow? Because I want to show back up and be smart. And you have so much time to learn and to experience shit.

Yeah.

Like, I feel like young people want to conquer the world, and I have that same mentality. But there's phases, there's progression. It just takes time. You're not mature enough to know that at 19. But to me, it's like, be patient and your time will come. Yeah.

Anand I would say When I was 19, I was in college. So my big regret in college was not studying abroad. So I would have forced myself to go study abroad.

How come the experience of being another.

Well, no. Now that I have traveled a ton and know how much.

Yeah, but you've been broke and got.

Yeah, but you would have actually ingrained yourself into another culture, which I've never done.

Yeah, you're Indian, bro. You've ingrained another.

Hey, leave him alone. That's his advice.

What about Casey's gonna go to college.

Good advice. I think I would. You know, it's funny, you said you mentioned this thing about, like, not knowing anything at that age. I think I was so uncomfortable with this idea that I didn't know everything yet.

Yeah.

And so for me, it's like, my advice would be like, you're always going to be learning, and that's okay. And everyone else is too. There isn't this moment in time where you just. You're now officially an adult because you know everything.

Yeah.

And I think for me, also entering the workplace, so maybe it's shortly after 19, that was the biggest thing to discover is like, wow, the guys that are running the business are also learning. Well, learning new things, trying things, failing. And obviously it's okay to fail. But, like, at that age, you think it's like, if. If I don't do everything right, I'm screwed.

Yep.

Yep.

The fact that Casey's even asking that question at 19, I was like, how.

Do I get a drink? So that being said, I wanted to share that with you because, number one, I took that advice personally. And I believe some advice, just sharing it with others can really make them think. And if you're listening today, the biggest takeaways that I got from that were number one from D was no rush. You don't need to do everything right now. And I believe as someone who's young. As someone that's running a company and in the trenches, meeting different people, going to different events, doing so many different things, I myself even get caught up in trying to do everything correct. So I wanted to really, I would say, share with you what I got, what I took away from that short little birthday shout out on group chat, because I took notes and I really just wrote down what they really mean, because I believe sometimes the best advice comes in shortened sentences. And what Drama said was, you have so much time, so. So make sure you soak it all in. Get excited about how much you have to learn. And if you take that one sentence and you truly think about, should really make you excited. Because every single day I try to learn something. I try to read minimum 10 pages a day, and whether that's listen to a podcast or whatever it is. But learning and continuing to be excited about something is what fuels me. I'm excited about this upcoming event with Drama. I'm excited about speaking with Grant Cardone in a couple weeks. I'm excited to go back to LA on July 28th. I'm excited about so many different things, whether they're small or big or whatever it is in between. Get excited. And that's what Drama said. And for Anand, he said I wanted to study abroad. That's what he said he regretted. So I took from that. Force yourself into experiences you know are good for you. So maybe you've been thinking about doing something, whether that's traveling or going to a location or going to some event, whatever it is, force yourself into experiences that you believe in your gut will be good for you. And overall, those are the takeaways I got from that. And the purpose of showing you that short snippet of the podcast was, number one, to just show you that the advice comes in short sentences. But number two was honestly, shout out to Drama. Shout out to Dee. Shout out to Anand for giving me the birthday. Shout out. And shout out to my brother for making it happen. Shout to out. But I just thought that was really cool because I want you to think about this for a second. Me and Drama, he was saying, oh, close friend Casey Adams did an event. And we are. We're really close friends. We're doing another event together. And it's just crazy because over a year and a half ago, I did not know Drama personally. I of course wanted to and I sent him a dm. And if you're new here, you know that they call me the. The King of the DM slide and the little Emoji on my podcast cover is the DM slide emoji. I I came up with that because every person I've connected with has came from a dm, whether that's drama or demurthy or whoever it is has came from a DM on Instagram. And the way that relationship has been able to evolve to them shouting me out on their podcast, talking about me for a couple minutes, giving me advice, whatever it is, just showing love, it happened from a DM and me being consistent. But here's the truth. It comes down to your true talents. For me, it might be communication, speaking on stage, building relationships, all these key things that I focus on and identify with. For you, it's probably different. So figure out your strengths and then figure out how you can maximize that within your relationships. But that being said, if you have not listened to group chat ever, make sure you check it out. Group chat pod on Instagram. Subscribe to their podcast and check it out because it's one of my favorite podcasts. I listen every Monday, Wednesday and Friday and you will definitely, definitely learn something. And once you do listen to it, let me know what you think. Send me a dm. And yeah, I hope you enjoy it. And another thing I want to talk about was Instagram. My birthday. I posted a picture on Instagram and this is the truth. So it was my birthday post, I like to call it, because yesterday, like I said, was my birthday. I turned 19 and this is what I said. This is on my Instagram. You can check out the post. I said Today I turned 19 years old and I couldn't be more thankful for all the people that have came into my life over the past year. I. I'm truly grateful to see another year in that we never know when it's going to be our last. Cherish the people in your life today and spend time with those you care about. The quality of people in your life will dictate the quality of your life. Surround yourself with individuals who bring out the best version of you and always remember to be yourself. Today I'm going to be reflecting on my past year and giving thanks to each and every one of you who has supported me along my journey. Thank you to everyone for the birthday wishes. It truly means the world. Cheers to 19. The journey continues. And that's what I said on my Instagram. That was the caption. And the reason why I read this to you is because one sentence I said I'm truly grateful to see another year and that we never know when it's going to Be our last. And I'm not trying to get deep on you guys real quick, but that's the truth. The truth is you never know when you're going to die, period. You never know when it's going to be your last birthday. And the reason why I want to put some emphasis on this is because an actor known as Cameron Boyce recently passed away at 20 years old. And you may have already heard of this news, or I may be breaking the news to you, but I used to watch Cameron on tv. He was on the show Jesse. He was in multiple, multiple movies with Adam Sandler. And it just truly, I wouldn't say breaks my heart, but it just shows me that you need to be grateful for every moment and every birthday. The movie was called Grown Ups. So Cameron was one of the kids in the movie Grown Ups, and he was only 20 years old and he passed away from a seizure in his sleep. And the reason I bring this up is, like I said, I believe it's important for us to really just cherish not each birthday every day. Every day you need to be grateful for another opportunity you get because this guy, Cameron Boyce, was 20 years old, was in so many movies, had so much success early on, and he died on July 7, 2019, two days before my birthday. And it really just showed me that none of us are guaranteed another year, period. And I really want you to take this to heart today because it's that key phrase that if we put some effort and focus into it, we truly learn how to be grateful. Because at the end of the day, we never know when our last birthday is. And I wanted to make this and highlight this and just give a huge shout out to Cameron Boyce for just doing so much and just being so genuine as a person. Because I, like I said, watched all the shows and he was a part of my childhood, I'd like to say. So I just want to give a huge shout out to Cameron. Rest in peace. I know we never got the chance to meet, but I just spent a lot of time reading a lot of the captions of people that knew you and you for sure spread so much positive light into this universe. So rest in peace. Cameron, you've definitely shown me the. I would say to appreciate time. He was only a year. He was only a year older than me. And maybe he was younger than you. Older than you. No matter what, he passed away in his sleep and rest in peace. But to change the subject, I want to give you guys an update, an update about a speaking event that I will be at Coming up soon and I'm really excited about this and I told you to be excited about something and I'm excited about this. So July 24th in Phoenix, Arizona. I will be speaking with Grant Cardone at the Impact Players Tour and I'm pumped up. So me and my business partner John Malott will be taking the stage with Grant Cardone, Alaina Cardone and a lot of people from Grant's team. It's gonna be over thousand people in this room. It's going to be a phenomenal event. If you want to get tickets, the link will be in the description of this podcast and I hope to see you there because it's going to be phenomenal. Grant Cardone. If you don't know Grant, just look him up. I'll put a link to his Instagram in the description but I'm sure all of you listening do. He's a beast. He had an event last year called 10X Growth Con with over 35,000 people and to get true one on one true time with him is phenomenal. I actually interviewed Grant Cardone last summer and if you haven't heard that podcast, make sure you go check it out because I learned so much and I know you can as well. But just want to keep this short. I'll be Speaking with Grant July 24, Phoenix, AZ. Get your tickets if you are in the area and yeah, hope to see you there next. Books I want to talk about books. I want to talk about the two books that I've finished recently as well as the book that I am currently reading. And here it is. So I recently finished a book by Mark Manson and it's called Everything is Fucked A book about hope. And if you don't know Mark Manson, he is a New York Times best selling author and he is known for his book the Subtle Art of Not Giving a fuck with over 5 million copies sold. And he's a phenomenal author. All I'm saying is this book, let me read you something about it from the author of the from the international mega bestseller the Subtle Art of Not Giving a Fuck comes a counterintuitive guide to the problems of hope. Here is what the book is about and I wanna read this to you because this book truly changed my mindset about hope. And I read this book on the way to Hong Kong when I went there recently to visit Huawei. And here's what the book's about. We live in an interesting time. Materially, everything is the best it's ever been. We are freer healthier and wealthier than any people in human history. Yet somehow everything seems to be horribly fucked. The planet is warming, governments are failing, economies are collapsing, and everyone is offended on Twitter. What's going on? If anyone can put a name to our current mallees and help fix it, it's marks Manson. In 2016, Mark Manson published the Subtle Art of Not Giving a Fuck, a book that brilliantly gave shape to the ever present low level hum of anxiety that permeates modern living. He showed us that our maddening urge always to find happiness only serves to make us unhappier. And then the subtle art of that title turned out to be the bold challenge to choose your struggle to narrow and focus and find the pain you want to sustain. The result was a book that became an international phenomenon, selling millions of copies worldwide while becoming the number one best seller in 13 countries. Now and everything is fucked. Mark Manson turns his gaze to the endless, I would say everything, talking about hope taking place in the world around us. Drawing from the pool of psychology research on these topics, as well as the timeless wisdom of philosophers such as Plato and Tom Waits, he dissects religion and politics, looks at our relationships with money, entertainment and the Internet, and reveals how too much of a good thing can eat us alive. Period. That's all I'm gonna say about that book. But some of my biggest takeaways from this book, and I for sure want you to check it out, was just picking what to be hopeful of because he says no matter if you're depressed or you're winning, if we all have hope, we will persevere. But definitely check out that book. That book was phenomenal. I love Mark Manson. He is a beast. And then next up, next book that I recently read, and I'm just saying this because I think it's good to keep you guys updated on the books that I'm reading. And if you like this sort of segment of the podcast, let me know. Let me know if you want me to go over the books I'm reading. More in depth book reviews, keep me posted. Next book that I recently finished while at the beach in the Outer Banks. It was called the Five Dysfunctions of a Team, A Leadership Fable by Patrick Lencioni. Hopefully that's how you pronounce it. But overall, the five Dysfunctions of a Team. This is my big takeaway. These are the five dysfunctions of a team in business. Number one, absence of trust, fear of conflict, lack of commitment, avoidance of accountability, and number five, inattention to results. And this really helped me Because I believe no matter what type of business you are in, we all struggle with one of these five dysfunctions and maybe more. And this book really set the tone for my leadership skills moving forward. And if you've read the book, I'm sure you're aware of it. But if you have not checked out the book, definitely check out the Five Dysfunctions of a Team. The author, Patrick I'll give you some context on him. He is the founder and president of the Table Group, a management consulting firm specializing in executive team development and organizational health. As a consultant and keynote speaker, he has worked with thousands of senior executives in their teams and organizations ranging from Fortune 500 companies to high tech startups to universities and nonprofits. He is the author of two best selling books including the Advantage and the Ideal Team Player. So he's a beast. Check out the book the Five Dysfunctions of a Team. It was phenomenal. And last but not least. And then we'll skip over books. The book that I'm currently reading that my good friend Anthony Bose gave to me is the Chick Fil? A book. Eat more Chicken. Inspire more people doing business. The Chick Fil? A Way by S. Truett Cathy, the founder of Chick Fil? A. And I'm very excited about this book because we all know you walk into Chick Fil? A and they have the most phenomenal service. If they forget. If you forget your sauce, they will sprint to you before you complain. They say my pleasure after you walk in the door. And it's just the most phenomenal service that a restaurant that I've been to has in sort of the fast food category. But I'm excited. I just started this book and I'm already liking it. It's just talking about people and the genuine approach to approaching life, meaning just the little things about people and making your customer first. And I'm excited to get into that. So I'll let you know how it goes. I'll keep giving you updates, but that's what I'm currently reading. So yeah, that was my book reviews of the day. Next up, I want to give a shout out to a company that I've been working with called Virent. And this is actually an app. And it's really cool because we've all heard of Uber, we've all heard of Airbnb, and we've all heard of this sharing economy, correct? Because here's the truth. If we take Ubers, we don't own the car. If we have an Airbnb that we use, we don't own the house. And this app, known as Virent, which I've been working with, is an online marketplace for watches. And here's what it is. Vibrant is the first and only marketplace for luxury watch rentals. Their watches are owned by different retailers and wholesalers across the country. As we grow, more vendors are joining the wave. These vendors set the price based on their cost. We screen every vendor, every item, every time, ensuring quality and legitimacy for our members. So overall, Vibrant is an app that I've been working with and they overall rent and you can buy watches, anything from Rolexes to Hublot to Patek Philippe's to anything under the sun in the luxury watch market. And I actually just picked up a Rolex to test their watch club membership. And I've had this watch for almost 30 days now, and I've absolutely loved it and it's so cool. And if you download the app, use the code CaseyAdams if you decide to join one of their memberships. Because here's the truth, here's my most, I would say, favorite part about the app. In this sharing economy, you can either go buy a watch or with the Vibrant watch club membership, you can actually get watch swaps. So you can sign up for their annual membership. And there's different tiers. There is the bronze tier, the silver tier, gold tier, platinum tier, and diamond tier, and then the VIP tier. And pretty much how it works is every two months you will get a new watch. So you'll get a watch swap and you can test different watches, you can see what brand you like the best. And it's good for people that are in the watch market looking to potentially buy a watch before they pull the trigger. Because we all know a watch is an investment and I truly care about quality. And before I make an investment into a watch, I want to know, I would say if I like it, if I like wearing it out, if it goes good with different outfits, whatever it is. And this was one of the first watches that I've gotten and I honestly loved the whole experience with Vibrant because they sent you the watch in a beautiful case and boom, you got the watch and you can swap it out every 30 or 60 days. And overall, it was a phenomenal experience. And the watch I got was the Rolex datejust and overall, I've loved it. And if you want to learn more about Virent or see my watch, check out the Instagram. And here's the thing, I'm not the type of person that flexes or does any of that BS on Instagram. I genuinely like watches and luxury items, even though I don't buy them that often. Like, for example, I have. The only Louis Vuitton I've ever bought was for my mom, and that was because Drama bet me I wouldn't if I wanted to stay in LA an extra day. So I'm not trying to say, oh, look at all these watches. Go get your watch. I'm telling you, this platform, Vibrant, is phenomenal. If you are in the watch market, definitely check it out, because I've. I've learned so much about just the. The watch market. I've learned about the memberships, and you can Swap watches every 60 days, and it's a phenomenal, phenomenal deal just for the rates that they offer. So definitely check it out. I'll put the link in the description of this podcast. It is called Vibrant. And, yeah, it's phenomenal. So make sure you go check it out. Whoo. All right, all right, all right. I know this podcast today has been all over the place, and by the way, that Vibrant was not a paid sponsorship. I genuinely like the company. I've been working with them. And, yeah, I just want to make that clear because it's not a paid advertisement. We don't do that here. But to really just wrap up this podcast, I just want to say thank you. Because this podcast, every listener that's listening right now, you mean the world to me. Just the fact that you're listening inspires me and it motivates me to keep going. And I know this podcast was all over the place. Like I said, anything from fourth of July to my birthday to group chat, to Grant Cardone speaking event, to book reviews, to virent, it was all over the sun. And that is because last week I did not put out one episode. So I just want to kind of bring you up to date about what I was working on, what's been on my mind, what's been happening, what's coming up to sort of give you some roadmap to what you should be expecting on this show. And if you're new here and this is the first time watching, here's what you need to do. And here's what I'd love for you to do today. Go on Instagram and follow my podcast page, RiseOfTheYoung. That is my page where I post updates about the podcast. And the cool thing about this page is that it actually has an entire storyboard. So if you go to the page right now while listening to this podcast, you can scroll through the page and see my journey as an Entrepreneur. You can see the people I've interviewed, the books that are in my top book list. You can read about how I was almost paralyzed at 15 and how I was diagnosed with interspinated ligament damage. And the way the feed is set up, it brings character to the podcast and we already have 11,000 followers on the page. So shout out to everyone that has been following it. And. And every 100 reviews on iTunes, we drop a new storyboard, which is a new set of posts that bring the story to more relevance. And yeah, it's really cool concept, so check it out. And shout out to Sabian Chase, my buddy in Australia, for doing all the design work. Make sure you go check him out. It's super cool, so make sure you go check that out. Leave a review on itunes and leave a positive one if possible. And yeah, subscribe. Let me know what you think about the show. Let me know what topics you want me to cover. If you. If you want me to do more book reviews, let me know. And real quick, I know I haven't posted a interview in a while, and that's what this podcast was founded off of, was interviews. I actually have six phenomenal interviews that I've had loaded in the chamber for quite some time now that will be coming out. Long overdue, but they're coming out soon, so make sure you stay tuned. My goal is to put out a interview every Friday, so be expecting that. But until then, you'll be hearing from me every Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Big things coming soon. Grant Cardone speaking event. I'm 19 years old now. Shout out to drama. Check out Virant. We got a lot to talk about and today was phenomenal. Thank you so much for listening to the Rise of the Young podcast. Have an amazing day. Go build your empire. Talk to you soon.

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