The Most Interesting Man In The World

[@meninactionllc5869]

this is the best video ever you should do more of these with more pilots that are on youtube or in the community

[@afrini]

the video quality is immaculate

[@horseshoedaddy]

Inspiring story. I'm 61 yrs old and want to reinvent myself. Thank You. 😊

[@brianberezowski5352]

Mike .. Hello from CYQT 🇨🇦. THANK YOU for posting this. Just what I needed. The topic is so timely, as I just sold my company 14 months ago. I can relate to so many of his statements …. “re-channeling one’s energy” into a NEW CHALLENGE. When the snow is gone in the spring I plan on picking up my PPL flight training where I left off 30 months ago. Have 54 hours and I was one flight from my check ride then “life” got really BUSY. Really enjoyed this video. I won’t be flying anything as exotic as his TBM. My plane is a Beautiful Avid Magnum. Maybe one year I’ll upgrade … I’ve always really loved the Cessna Sky Master 337. Thank you for always sharing your passion for General Aviation. Best regards from CYQT. 👍🇨🇦👍

[@nappozulp4199]

Interesting video. I can relate. Just before COVID I was winding down my business activities and when COVID happened I became restless and maybe a little depressed, so I bought an airplane. It was the tonic I needed.

[@EmmanuelTanuyan-n6v]

As a business owner. I thought this video was exceptional. Financially I have no means to where Greg is at, but his mind set of retirement is my same motivation. This was a great video and I am thankful you shared it. The lighting rod analogy was my biggest take away. How to channel all that energy into something else when I retire. Wow that was awesome. Something I’ll start planning out when I exit my business one day.

[@antoniog9814]

27:28 "When seconds matter, the police is always minutes away." I grew up in Texas (and still live here). As high school seniors, a friend and I were listening to the police frequency on a scanner one night. A call came in stating shots fired and a unit was dispatched. The officer responding on the radio said, "Please advise when you think the last shot is fired." Police are in no hurry to "protect & serve."

[@MichaelCassin]

Great angle on the life of a successful pilot.

[@brandonmullins6862]

He wasn't depressed he was "sad"

[@tonycommons7305]

WOW! What a cerebral podcast, I'm just getting started thinking about all those thought-provoking questions. Great job.

[@OFAFIRIKA]

Hey brother is your school in Atlanta up and running

[@mojogrip]

Yes it is.

[@OFAFIRIKA]

@ have website or anything?

[@mojogrip]

@ lookupflightacademy.com

[@Lee-qp6gf]

Ah yes, He is an interesting man. By the way, police can't protect you as they are reactionary only and by that time it's too late. Good vid, Lee

[@idekav.]

is there any way this guy can get a team of like minded individuals to create new jobs for low time pilots. i think the challenge is right up his alley

[@heinleinner]

Alpha Pop is a hottie!!

[@johnqdoe]

Seems like a great guy! Suppressed video? Watch those Ai subtitles.

[@bricks-mortar]

👍

[@tomcoryell]

You think Wyoming is on the west coast? Time for you to study US geography Mike. Also, Omaha is in Nebraska not Indiana.