The Rise and Fall of Tai Lopez: Here In My Garage

[@thepinnaclepodcast]

Never in a million years did I think I would sit through a 2 hour+ episode of Tai Lopez. But this was refreshing and insightful. It’s nice to see this side of Lopez.

[@kosmonautofficial296]

This reminds me of some stories from his 67 steps back in the day. I actually thought those were pretty good and he would recommend a lot of good books

[@VibesEdits]

this side of Lopez is in most of his rants, like the 40 min to 1 hr + ones.

[@SWISSMUSICFC]

Tai’s always been this way you just didn’t pay attention or bought into what other people said about him #alwaysseeforyourself

[@Justads]

Can be 4 hours

[@MrAconfee]

I can't name another time in my life where my expectations were so completely wrong. Such an interesting episode!

[@ruthlessness6168]

I feel like this podcast is pretty good for shattering expectations with its guests somehow.

[@ShareholderConnect]

Gotta give him credit, he's got KNOWLEDGE. This man can quote more people than an IG influencer.

[@hersheykiss9500]

you misspelled KNAWLEDGE

[@ShareholderConnect]

@@hersheykiss9500 I guess I need some more than😕 lol

[@tbprofile1295]

@@ShareholderConnect then

[@HelloWorld-hb7yt]

salesguy.

[@brrs1224]

Can never stop learning get wiser every night before going to bed

[@WorldwideGee]

Bro, I literally NEVER comment on YT vids, but this was dope af. Tai is such a charismatic storyteller... and just an all-around savvy dude.

[@bahmak2003]

Savvy scammer!😂😂😂😂

[@youtuber6185]

We've been waiting for you finally comment! Welcome to the threads

[@nicolastschirhart]

Bruh, do so research he is a extremely good scammer. THE best scammers are amazing storytellers full of BS. Nothing he says should be taken seriously its most likely all BS

[@NateOBrien]

Tai is convincing me to become Amish

[@FuturesTrader]

Spending a day out on Tais farm in Amish country would be awesome

[@uhvoid8433]

I grew up amish, there's a few people that have "become" amish but it's quite rare. It's a culture shock for most.

[@manojreddy123]

Hey bro, are you son of Conan O'Brien?

[@VampiresAreRealGuys]

hes convincing me hes a manipulative pos and he has no KNAWLIDGE

[@MUOpodcastPR]

🤣🤣🤣

[@markec610]

I first saw it was Tai and immediately thought not this guy again, but watching the whole interview and even rewinding a few times I must say this is one of the best interviews I have ever seen. So many gold nuggets so much KNOWLEDGE. Really wasn’t expecting such good views on the world!

[@wuldntuliktonoptb6861]

So much of this was complete bs if you take this all at face value sbf has some property on the moon to sell ya dirt cheap, can't miss this once in a lifetime opportunity.

[@blakerich5804]

People hate on tai Lopez and I’m not sure why. Dude is legit and changes the path of my life. I’ll always respect Lopez

[@andresh3224]

@@wuldntuliktonoptb6861Bot, more knowledge then you can handle apparently..

[@JonatanRonnlycke]

@@blakerich5804 How did he change your life?

[@karabomothupi9759]

@@JonatanRonnlycke made me start reading books

[@Pantera972]

I used to hate Tai Lopez maybe because of his repetitive ads but watching this made me appreciate and respect what he's done in this lifetime.

[@cryptobank7509]

How can you hate anyone you never met or know what they personally went through in there professional and life journey. Hate is a very strong negative thing to have ….. glad your growing up…. Good luck!

[@Woahthatisnotfair]

@@cryptobank7509 I had this same opinion, and it is because there is so many who copied his famous video who were scammers. Because of that his image is of split opinions. Its just like the CLT industry, bad rep but really good.

[@Unlmtdprogress]

hes a compulsive liar, he is the epitome of "fake it till you make it" , yet he actually madde it and still makes ridicullous bs stories

[@pew3274]

I never knew how intelligent this guy is. Absolutely one of the KZbin guru founder who paved the pathway to many motivating influencers today. It was a diamond podcast!

[@Rishi2015]

Tai has mastered the art of storytelling. He’s a genius at it.

[@jester6909]

He just like me fr

[@bayharborbutcher8132]

Not just that, he's talking with the right, clear tone

[@RobLawrenceTeam]

He’s dangerous

[@TheIcanntspel]

@@RobLawrenceTeam In which sense?

[@TheIcanntspel]

@DJ I thought the same for a while, but a few years ago I started using the things Tai teaches and they helped me a lot. I've never even bought any of his courses and he's helped me.

[@BiblicalLongevity]

Never thought I’d listen to a 2+ hour podcast with Tai and y’all, but I did. It’s the only podcast of yours that I have ever listened to entirely. Good stuff

[@HunterKowald]

This guy was so great at getting you hyped up for 10 minutes in a video, just waiting for what’s happening at the end of the video, then nothing happens. Yet we’d all watch.

[@Unculturedcurrency]

very true lmaooo

[@takoflame4948]

salesman

[@pyguy9915]

Hey it's the flyin' man!

[@lifevacay]

Towards the end was the best part man

[@buster7618]

I didn't watch shit lol

[@ED-vt7if]

Tai was Lowkey the reason I make six figures today. Started listening to him at 20yo. Never did any of his courses but the mindset he imparted eventually led me to become a software engineer and to aim bigger in life in general.

[@jayduong9838]

yo same here bruh. never studied his courses to make money, the 67 gives a lot of insight and interesting stories that adds value to your life. I hate how many people saying he scams bc hes money guru and shit. Most of his stuff don't even talk about making money.

[@JM-kv2kn]

I'm in the $80k/year range thanks to him. Its been quite a journey

[@thesecretcorner]

me as well Tai definitely helped in my life career. He needs to come back to save the world, maybe as Iron Man

[@angelwalker.]

Good to know. Unfortunately the influencers today are telling people to not keep going to college.

[@BusinessEngineered]

*Grabs popcorn*

[@loliverde9955]

Definitely taking notes lol

[@californiapattycakes4417]

Clicked on this so that I had something to listen to while walking. Walked, drove home (still listening), & instead of going into the house I started walking around the neighborhood so that I could hear the whole thing. WOW!! LOVED LOVED this interview! 👏👏❤️

[@087RR]

Discovering Tai twelve years ago changed my life - been reading books in my garage ever since 📚

[@Luis-ck4fq]

Nice bro. Honest question though, do you feel more fullfilled, wealthier, or healthier? I just started reading last week. A couple pages a day. Thinking I should step it up.

[@ryccoh]

I prefer podcasts, the compression is way higher and knawledge is all about compression

[@Roman_4x5]

@@ryccoh Podcasts are good entertainment, but cannot be compared to reading. Different level of focus and comprehension.

[@ryccoh]

@@Roman_4x5 disagree. People have run compression of 20 years of knowledge and expertise and can pass it on in compressed form. You may just not how to make use of that

[@V1ctwrAr1stos]

Waiting for the black lambo to join, you've got fucking work to do man

[@BlindtoBillionaire]

This is such a great discussion! It’s so funny listening to you guys, I remember back in the day years ago watching his video ads on KZbin all the way through, they were so captivating, I remember the videos of him in the garage, the Lamborghini, the library, filming in the house, all of it, so funny and so much fun to listen to this video! Thanks guys

[@luisrosariotheefficientent826]

Haven’t watched the coffee hour because of business for 3-5 months but it was great to see this on my timeline and I feel the pod has grown even better

[@jovanchavira2530]

Man this episode is gold! So much information and it’s a part of his backstory that I’ve never heard. It’s awesome to hear people talk about the hustle stage. We all have to go through it. Building some type of skill and get so good at it while connecting with people and you can venture into other things. I’ll be listening to this episode multiple times over, because I know it’s going to get me thinking even more again after listening. Thanks guys! 🙌🏽⚡️🙌🏽

[@SpencerCornelia]

Tai Lopez is the king of tangents haha but that makes him such an interesting person to listen to in podcasts to me. Great episode!

[@johnnychau5970]

Am I missing something here? you made a video calling him out as a fake guru. now you're praising him in your comment

[@sagarkc9966]

Yup he has an established title of being a good story teller

[@18aplateindoors]

All these dudes have became sellouts

[@stephen1503]

@@johnnychau5970you know someone can be interesting and still be “fake” right? Also opinions are allowed to change regardless of videos online.

[@NikLyons]

This is a masterpiece of epic proportions. 2 hours hanging with Tai the first day of 2023 picking up on some great insights. I work a 9 to 5 so it's hard not to be jealous of these guy's but they are just guys at the end of the day and that's what is really inspiring to me. The golden nuggets of wisdom in that garage. Really humble guys

[@desylf]

Don’t be jealous bro, if they can do it you can do it as well.

[@NikLyons]

@@desylf Thanks bro ☺

[@OfficerPapi]

Tai’s ability to insert Elon into every topic of discussion is truly extraordinary and should be studied at Harvard.

[@Quinten13]

😂😂😂😂

[@Someredheadguy]

It makes sense. Elon is the greatest businessman of our time and Lopez wanted to be. He knows who to look up to

[@Tiredgeek]

@@Someredheadguy Elon was more an opportunist that came from a family that became rich off the backs of slave emerald mine labor and then purchased the rights to Tesla to become a founder and then kicked out the original founding members. Tesla was actually founded by a couple guys near me in beautiful San Dimas, California. He also doesn't run SpaceX anymore and the people actually running it actively try and distance themselves from him.

[@nabilrise1551]

authority by association

[@ErickaWilliamsCC]

Hahahaha

[@parshath5819]

Book recommendations 8:47 Guns germs and steel by Jared Diamond 19:16 awaken the giant within by Tony robbins 52:04 the gospel of wealth by Tim Faris

[@LockDownLife]

Really interesting podcast, thanks guys!

[@crbradbury8282]

THIS IS THE BEST COMEBACK STORY EVER...Meaning he came back in hearts and minds after those annoying ads. But seriously love this life story!

[@Nintentional]

Tai is responsible for me getting into reading books and personal finance. I took his 67 steps program, and I owe a lot to him for helping me get the right mindset relatively early on. edit: this isn't an ad for 67 steps, I'm pretty sure Tai doesn't even promote it. I took the program back in 2018 and listened to it while working out. I found out about Tai around 2017 and he was the gateway to getting into to personal finance content on KZbin, which eventually led to me following Graham. I live debt free, I live on less than what I make and I'm currently working on moving to a different state while having enough money saved up for real estate investing while I'll continue my sales career. I will retire a multi millionaire and it all started with following Tai. I didn't open a book since graduating high school in 2008 until 2017 when I was 27 years old and I owe that solely to Tai.

[@SmartestDumbGuy]

But did you get rich?

[@MetalBum]

@@SmartestDumbGuy nope. But knowledge.

[@SmartestDumbGuy]

@@MetalBum I wonder how much knowledge a Lamborghini costs?

[@ericvoots]

@@SmartestDumbGuy he got rich in knowledge

[@yourmommasboy2211]

His course helped us scale to 300k/mo. Lots of credit to him. Got to meet him in Vegas back in 2019. Dope dude

[@brianc9036]

Tai helped changed my life. Back in 2018 I was nearly 30 had a failed business after a decade and nobody would hire me because I had worked for anyone since I was in high school. A friend sent me Tai Lopez's SMMA course the original one. Nothing to crazy but there was one video "How To Motivate Yourself Past Your Fears" that clicked the light bulb on. At that time I had moved back in with my parents and my life could have disappeared easily, fast forward 5 years I tripled my income, own my own home, I live in one of the best suburbia areas of the country. Its not the Lambo life and I was never interested in get rich quick but its a good life and it wouldn't have happened without Tai. His content and marketing tactics have always been controversial, all I can say is that I never would have got here without him and I definitely would never pursued SEO and digital marketing which is how I make living today had it not been for that course.

[@residentevil2928]

You're a bot if I've ever seen one

[@brianc9036]

@@residentevil2928 if you say so

[@tnvog2364]

​@residentevil2928 actually he's not. I've got almost the exact same story. Making 100K+ a year now and I owe it solely to his SMMA course. I didn't end up owning my own, but it got me started.

[@brianc9036]

​@@tnvog2364 That's awesome. Likewise cracked the 6 figure mark late 2022. Like I said in my original comment I don't agree with everything Tai says/does or how he markets himself. But that course was instrumental in getting me started in digital marketing and my specialty SEO.

[@yufliu]

This was actually one of my favorite interviews, the man just dropping knowledge and his story telling 👏Do make another one

[@brandancrenner]

Facts, Wasn't expecting to enjoy the episode as much as I did!!

[@yufliu]

@@brandancrenner yea, I’ve heard some negative things about Tai but this episode really helps his image

[@gervas4935]

boring

[@joshuabarcene5852]

my favorite too actually by far

[@Thefarrukhabbas]

Top 4 Books by Tai Lopez: 1. The one thing (Gary Keller) - for business 2. The story of Human body (Daniel Lieberman) - for Health 3. Evolutionary Psychology (David Buss) - for Love, Friendship & Romance 4. Civilization & it's discontents (Sigmund Freud) - for Happiness & Purpose

[@MartinNeduEgwuagu]

Tai should do more of these type of interviews. I actually appreciate learning more about him as opposed to just ads. Very fascinating come up.

[@sgtlazar]

I feel like he will. If he’s watching Alex hormozi, which there’s no way you could miss him right now, then he’s taking the notes of being open and going everywhere to build credibility/brand.

[@vimalcurio]

@@sgtlazar lol

[@sgtlazar]

@@vimalcurio nice 👍

[@sawyerlife1020]

I’ve never personally dove into Tai’s stuff but holy sheit! he just oozes knowledge. His recollection of info is so profound, And Quick! This could of been a full podcast on each pilar!

[@crbradbury8282]

I felt and realized that same Damn thing! A guy who previously annoyed me deeply now impresses me! 🤠🤯🙃

[@The.Harsh.Truths]

It is really surprising how smart this guy is. He was really misrepresented when he became famous for those goofy KZbin ads.

[@Ban00]

Tai's one of the best story tellers of our time. Give him his flowers while he's still here

[@BlazeIsBOSS]

No

[@KingCease]

Hush

[@mapopperoozio]

Of our time? Bit of a stretch if you ask me. There are way more people out there with far more interesting life than his. Most of what he's saying is his opinions, not facts. He's older now, so of course he's much better with words. Most people I know have far more interesting life stories than his. For example my mom. But in reality, no one wants to hear "sad" stories. Everyone wants to hear what they consider a success story. When Tai first came out all he spoke about was being broke and living on someone's couch, now all of sudden he's a farm boy living with Amish people. The dude was a fraud and is still a fraud. That's why he disappeared all those years. He stole people's money and ran away lol

[@iAnon666]

Definitely stories, that’s for sure. I can make my life sound like a movie too if I just make shit up.

[@austinalexander95]

This was actually my favorite episode of the Iced Coffee Hour. Coneversation flowed well and Tai Lopez is a lot more knowledgeable than I thought. Smart guy!

[@dustinwalker1099]

Took a bunch of notes from this podcast. Tie has an excellent memory and I like that he deviates in detail.

[@lowpolar]

Didn’t really get the title, but this podcast was incredible. So profound and such nuggets from Tai. Such a smart man.

[@TARIQABDELPHOTO]

Some of the podcasts just hit so much more different than others, in a good way This is one of them

[@TheMacs1]

Joel is phenomenal and full of wisdom. Definitely a big start point for this guy. Really like his knowledge

[@jessepipkin9115]

I was never a big fan of Thai, but this episode changed my mind completely. Super entertaining. Tons of great little nuggets

[@felixg1123]

Great interview. I enjoyed Tai's openness and ability to respond to questions. I hope the best for him in his endeavors.

[@simon42o]

lol hes making millions of dollars i think he'll be OK

[@davidgonzalezsrt4]

This was a great episode! Lots of learning from this as well from Tai ! Finished the whole podcast , we need him back again for another 2 hours .

[@gervas4935]

no we dont

[@StevieSells]

insanely good interview...

[@royfriend89]

Waiting for 2nd podcast. The guy is really full of Knowledge 👏

[@bullshark3000]

Knawlidge

[@xkc9689]

I’m in a bad place in life stuck between decisions , but this podcast has been great help lately. 🙏 Thank you

[@rahulvats95]

God save you.

[@grantdraper77]

this is my second favorite episode of the iced coffee hour! I gained so much value from listening to tai! Very appreciative

[@allenbro9900]

What is your first favorite? I wanna watch it I like your taste Grant! You got a badass name btw

[@grantdraper77]

@@allenbro9900 appreciate you, bro! My favorite episode is the first one with alex hormozi.

[@sgtlazar]

@@grantdraper77 same for me!

[@grantdraper77]

@@sgtlazar lets go!!

[@AllenNub]

@@grantdraper77I can’t find this podcast with tai Lopez and Alex hormozi does it still exist?

[@GreatStuff2Watch]

I was shocked at how much I enjoyed this interview. Tai actually has a great grasp on things. At the very least he is honest.

[@enorrismusic]

This is one of the best interviews and most relevant interviews i've heard in a very long time!

[@jeffroman7413]

The amount of knowledge this dude has is crazy. The fact that he can quote books every minute is insane.

[@realestateinvestors]

why does the interviewer on the left look like he's so suspicious of Tai hahah

[@jaimesalinas1843]

Best pod I’ve heard sooo far .. great job!! ROUND 2 please

[@modernmoney4747]

wow Tai Lopez is actually a very intelligent man. Really enjoyed the podcast!

[@davidgraham5040]

ik right! that’s what i was thinking

[@jacobcoughlin1822]

15:37 “I think boring people get bored” That about sums up the KNOWLEDGE in this room😂

[@SkyraXD]

Man I learned more about social media in this one podcast then any course ever created

[@lorenzoarevalo7387]

Great podcast , never thought is was going to be so real , you can feel that he struggled and is still struggling with life business family etc . Real stuff , this podcast help me not feel alone .

[@CarrieBurrows]

Great interview. Podcasts that let their guests talk and expand on their thoughts are valuable.

[@manuelgonzalezcom]

Tai spit so much truth in this video. I honestly appreciate his wisdom, experience and dedication. Happy to have watched this. It’s just stunning to see how he is knowledgable in all these different areas and practices what he says.

[@ezy.doesit]

He is a professional scammer! Don't you have internet to verify this?

[@DoubtingThomas333]

@@ezy.doesit nice guy and smooth talker fallacy. People fall for it all the time.

[@Cheddar_Wizard]

What's with all these bots praising this guy?

[@DanielPeaster]

“It was like, before people really had headlamps.” 😂😂😂 When you just tell so many lies you start making up completely ludicrous lies.

[@coltonhart.videos]

Tai's awesome! Everyone likes to make fun of him for his old ads but he's a very kind & genuine person.

[@andydrew3320]

People roast and trash him I feel like at times because he’s low hanging fruit… but man he’s seemingly a really likable, charismatic dude when you watch him sit down and chat unfiltered. Much respect for doing this.

[@nicolastschirhart]

Yeah thats what makes him a great scammer lol

[@mr_q_02]

Socrates's word for the "good life" was Eudaimonia. It's a combination of "good" and the word that came to mean "demon", but at the time angels would also be called "daimon"s. Interestingly, in computer programming, the word still exists as "daemon" which is a sort of self-running program, almost like the Jewish idea of a golem, which, taken back far enough, has the same sort of idea of a spirit/unformed spark of life. Eudaimonia is often translated as "happiness", but it really means something more like "live so that when you die your spirit will be a good one".

[@AndyTheMartian-626]

This is awesome. Glad it's a 2 hour episode!

[@HaydenBowles]

Such a legend. Helped me a lot when getting started. OG 👌🏻👌🏻

[@theretiredmillennial]

I would have never guessed he was so integrated in the Amish community. What an interesting person.

[@VolcanTech]

The power of reading so much. This dude can tell stories forever and he has a good order.

[@rojaygordon7202]

First discovered him in 2014. He's played a major role in the way I think today.

[@zion495]

Same. I also discovered him in 2014 changed my mindset

[@Amandapanda11144]

PLEASE HAVE HIM ON AGAIN!! I learned so much in this podcast! I never realized how interesting and knowledgeable this man is 👏 👏

[@DamaniJones]

Tai completely changed my life in 2012 and I'm always glad to see how much he's grown. Still a genius obviously.

[@SmartestDumbGuy]

Curious how he changed your life

[@Romans12.2Saves]

Same

[@xdnewsman7408]

Same

[@Romans12.2Saves]

@@SmartestDumbGuy exactly what I thought Damani had no answer

[@SmartestDumbGuy]

@TruckiNcapin With 15Romeo I see people say that on the internet alot, and I'm curious what it means. I've been reading and watching stuff for 20 years, but I couldn't say that anybody specifically has changed my life. Actually there is one guy who I bought a course from on how to run a certain type of business. He is a nobody. However that's because I went on to use the info and build the same type of business. Which launched my success. But I dont understand how guys that just sell generic mindset courses change anybodys life.

[@markospasic5253]

Blew my mind, totally surprised me. I almost feel I need to apologize to Tai just for my prejudice on what he did. Now, I want to read all of the books he mentioned. Great pod guys!

[@huawei2478]

2hr podcast and felt like only 30 mins! This is awesome 👏

[@CaptainPlanet007]

I respect Graham and Jack for being the most take no bs, skeptic interviewers on KZbin 🙌🏼 Appreciate the follow up questions in case they make up lies. We rather not waste 30mins-1hr watching and listening to nonsense stories.

[@URestURust]

Totally agree-----I noticed Tai rambles on and jumps around a lot when talking. This leaves a lot of gaps in between so I liked the follow up questions. I think they were trying to get a time table/chronology of his life.

[@N000bMaster69]

I don't think most people really knew how smart of a business man Tai is, but hopefully this video will change that. Never bought his stuff but I love listening to him talk about stuff. It's a great mix of intelligence and wisdom 👌

[@JonatanRonnlycke]

He's smart enough to realise that people are stupid enough to buy his bullshit and take advantage of that. Just as the rest of these "gurus" like Grant Cardone and that old man who brags about his castle and say "fuck" in every sentence.

[@doesntmatter397]

I discovered Tai thru the notorious Here in My Garage video. At the time I couldn’t afford his program, and I’m glad I didn’t - it was selling me an easy way out, but the sell was enough to get me curious about his world. The key thing that was really instilled from his words was how powerful knowledge is. Opportunities for success is all around us, everyday, but it requires a combination of luck, timing, and competency. You can’t capitalize unless you have some of all of these. KNOWLEDGE and books are such insane ways to access competency. We can live our lives blaming our luck, blaming our timing, but the truth is that’s just an excuse to not improve yourself and your competency. Anyway. I now have a brand of my own and it all started with the love of knowledge that he taught me. It took about 4/5 years of reading all the self help/business books before I did something, but when the moment was right, I took it because I was ready.

[@hoseav]

I won’t lie, I ignored Tai’s content when I got tired of seeing his ads a few years ago😂 But damn this was a good podcast💯 I could’ve listened another hour and wouldn’t have realized haha

[@pyguy9915]

Same ha

[@skliros9235]

For real

[@Sukifukilucky]

I did the 67 Steps in 2016. Life changing if you are open to change. Many similar courses available some free some more expensive. I chose this and hit a fucking home run. And I am still killing it daily

[@ParallelRentals1987]

I don't know why I decided to watch this, but I'm glad that I did. Tai is far more interesting than I remembered. I'm sort of surprised that he isn't more popular or famous. I think his podcast will do really well.

[@altfiwithleighlommen310]

🤮

[@papayasmith]

Its bc hes your average scammer except hes really good at marketing himself

[@dadwithnotime4536]

Yea bro he’s a scammer. Come on.

[@ParallelRentals1987]

I can't comment on whether or not he's a scammer, but I think he had a really fascinating story and I think he's interesting to listen to. He is far from average whether you like him or not. I think these extreme hustler types are interesting to learn about even though I am probably close to the opposite of that personality type. They propbably do lots of sketchy shit I'm sure.

[@papayasmith]

@@ParallelRentals1987 I dont disagree that its interesting to study the minds of these ppl. Its just important to tread lightly and make sure you dont fall for their trap. I found this interview to be interesting as well but I’ll never follow tai Lopez or any of his programs. He’s a mind you want to learn about, not follow.

[@guyeeeee]

Awesome podcast. Love Tai. Contributed so much value over the years and also of course in this podcast. Thanks for bringing him, Would love to see another one with him. He got so much to talk about.

[@abbiefromcali]

These new intros are really building the tension of entire video 10 out of 10. 👍🏼

[@rahulshendre7089]

this podcast is so so good I am just half way in while commenting I am loving his story telling skills and knowledge always thought that he was fake or something but no he is just epic

[@StanleyHudson1]

You are such a blessing to this generation and I must confess you inspire me greatly. I kindly ask; What's your advice to us out here trying to lead Good Lives in 2023?

[@loretagurakuqi6950]

@Bryan Congratulations as a single mom life has never been easy. I keep struggling with my bills because what I earn working for others can't give me three square meals. Reading your message, I am so inspired and would like to try investing. I would be grateful if you could link me up with your ffinancial-adviser.

[@DavidSweetnam]

Definitely have him back! Maybe talking more about books and health, and his dating stories :)

[@OtherRyan1]

Honestly the best one so far I could've gone listening for another 2 hours. NEED PART 2

[@daxsounds3949]

Tia, as always it was amazing being able to hear you speak.

[@natebredeweg5351]

Tai back in his old school 🏫 zone recommending books; specific pages; themes. Fast 💨 fast pace. Good to see him back! Thank y’all for having the GOT!

[@pasurveyors6600]

90 mins in so many gems. he was the reason why I'm on YT premium

[@Myartspaces]

2012. I lost everything. I was homeless and I saw Tia Lopez on KZbin. I had no money but I really wanted into one of his programs. I messaged his company and I received a free lifetime membership to the program I wanted. 4 years ago I went back to school, learned to code. I built an online business and i make money every month. Thank you Tai Lopez. It was where I started my journey.

[@codedestroy680]

Pathetic 🤣

[@texasowl5356]

What do you get out of lying?

[@martyozaeta]

You got into his program in 2012 (10 years in the program). And from all that you just decided to go to college 6 years into the program? And still broke? 🤦🏽‍♂️

[@Myartspaces]

@@martyozaeta I lost everything in a divorce. I spent all my money trying to see my kids. I ended up living in my car. Yeah..it took me a while but Tia’s 67 stepped helped a ton. It gave me hope. So I went back to college, learned to code and a built a new business. I’m not broke now.

[@texasowl5356]

@@martyozaeta yeah obviously doesn’t work lol

[@Matakui2011]

Few months late but I really appreciate people who did whatever it took (the right way) to get to where they got to.

[@ViperChief117]

Graham managed to get the man the myth and the legend himself on his channel???? What???? :O

[@taoist32]

You mean another scammer?

[@kijanamzee1787]

Knawledge!! Man, i can listen to tai all day and not get bored. Such a great storyteller

[@josephgonzaleseo]

This man is the most underrated guru of our time

[@umeshgallage9347]

Can’t leave here without leaving a comment. I absolutely love this episode.

[@oldrin1876]

Really great conversation very interesting glad you had him on the podcast!

[@OhYouWishYouKnew]

Fascinating discussion. It was many years ago when Tai spoke about a book titled "Devil At My Heels". Thank you for introducing me to Louis Zampirini, that book changed my life.

[@ryanpotter5002]

I took his class and changed my life in so many positive way. Thanks tai!

[@pf8264]

Which class and how has it changed you? if you don't mind

[@jandrex007]

Lol stupid potter

[@powerkarma]

Great! I couldn't stop watching and listening to this.

[@brucebanksshow]

He's actually not a terrible person. He interviews extremely well. I was very surprised by this podcast.

[@ericvoots]

Go look up what happened to some of his victims, then lets see if you still think hes not a terrible person

[@brucebanksshow]

@@ericvoots why don't you just tell me about his victims?

[@aiden]

@@brucebanksshowalso want to know, he has no “victims” just people who are mad they bought KNOWLEDGE. Gotta be stupid to buy any course like that in the first place tho so it taught them a lesson.

[@jameezybreezy9030]

@@ericvoots people lack self-responsibility these days

[@KyleMcDermott1]

@@jameezybreezy9030 yep, always blame somebody else like a child

[@BrianDeCosta]

Not even ashamed to say I enjoyed this convo. Tai's name has been run through the mud a lot for whatever reason but you can't deny he's a likeable dude and comes off quite genuine

[@TBTHEONE]

people can troll Tai all he wants, his 67 steps were massively influential for me and my own personal growth. I appreciate this so much!

[@joshuamaltez4704]

Glad you brought him into the show. These past 2 months since you posted Tai changed the way I think about myself & the potential future. Probably the best guy about knowledge

[@busyworksbeats]

Tai saved ALOT of people with his message. God bless 🙏

[@BobbyM7847]

🤡

[@chooselife1509]

"ALOT" is not a word. You were looking for "A LOT"...sigh.

[@erichuifitness]

The last part of this podcast helped me get the most dialled in with my routine

[@SamsNotTheMan]

The fact this only has 204k views is criminal.

[@youcanthide004]

A TON of value in this video.