In this high‑energy monologue, the speaker draws on personal hardship, describing himself as a "psychopath" driven to prevent others from repeating his mistakes. He argues that a personal brand functions as a new form of currency: if people know you, you can obtain anything you want. He emphasizes that influence, not money, is the ultimate goal, and urges the audience to become visible examples for others. The speaker calls on everyone present to build a big brand together, leveraging the collective talent in the room to open doors, gain influence, and help others succeed.
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I know this because from my own pain, you guys know, right? Like, I live this way because I did it wrong. And so now I'm just a psychopath till I die to try to save any other human I can along the way so they don't screw it up. And so if I catch some of them early, they don't have to go through it. Good. Put yourself in my shoes for a second. But if you're going through it, I mean, like, dude, like, you can fix everything in your life, all of it, quickly with the right people. Who in here wants to build a big brand? Let's go. A big brand. By the way, a brand is your new currency. A brand is your new currency. What that means is if people know who you are, you can get whatever you want. I know, I know, you're like, I don't like that. I'm sorry, what you like and what you don't like, that's the way it is. We can pick up the phone, we can call anybody, we can get doors open other people can't. We didn't pay anything to get in that room. We built a brand. What is a brand? It's you. It's you. Does everybody in this room feel that they should have, they should be living proof or be examples to other people on how to live. And you want to freaking, you know, say, God, count on me, let me show other people how to do it. That's your brand. That's your brand. But if nobody knows who you are, you're the invisible person that's helping nobody. No matter how great you think you are, no matter how much money you have in the bank, I want one thing. I want influence. Yeah, I want influence. And I think all of you here are really cool. If you guys walk around, you You guys will see we got some really good people in this room. Like, honestly, like, you guys, coolest people ever. Yeah, but we have hunted down every one of you broke, lost, you know, sick people all around the world, and you guys have become some of the most amazing people ever. Right? You good? Okay, you want me to take my shirt off?
