Pieter Levels: Making $2.7M A Year With No Employees

Are you intimidated? Why are you Well y he said he took a run before this'cause he was nervous. Now he's a little bit of a because I've been on a lot of podcasts, but like they're usually kinda small, you know, it's like I see you guys as like Joe Rogan for business. So it's like there's one step above above is like Joe Rogan and then there's you guys and then below it's like Yeah, I don't wanna diss all the podcasts I've been on, they're amazing. But you know, like this is like a level, so Yeah. But it's good, you know.

I mean the feeder levels. So And you also don't know what Sam might ask you,'cause Sam might just come out of left field and be like, No, but that's the thing. I was thinking like Sam is like is not a regular uh interviewer, you know, he he asked some crazy shit. So wait, me First of all, I I I don't know if that's tr I don't know if we first of all it's not just me, it's you too, Sean to ask weird stuff. But also I don't think we asked that weird a questions. I think we asked the questions that everyone's thinking.

No, that's true. But I I mean you're not Yes Man. Like you know those yes men podcast where like they just it's kinda like a fan thing Obviously that's not you guys. You have real shit, real questions and that's I think it's more interesting as as well. Can we Sam, can we share the thing you were just telling us in Slack? Can I share that on here on the pod? Yeah. Which one? The Fampar strategy for networking.

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