#9 - Bonus episode! Answering listener questions
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But going from zero to one million in the bank is is a pretty Big life change. Uh you know, yeah. I looked at my bank and I was like Hol you know, holy shit, okay, like I don't have to work. This is a bonus episode. So we've been getting a lot of listener questions, which is great. I love getting DMs or messages or emails from listeners. And a lot of you guys wrote in with questions.
So we wanted to take time and uh Do a quick little bonus episode where we answer questions that you guys write in. Uh so I got I'm here, Sean, and I got my partner in crime, Eshan, almost the same name. Yeah, I guess. Welcome to uh you've been behind the scenes. Welcome to the front of the scenes, my friend. Thank you. It's uh it's really good to be here. You wanna give everybody like the thirty second rundown? First question is for you, who are you and how did you get involved with the podcast? Yeah, so my name's Ashon Hawk. I'm twenty, I'm from Australia. I've ran a few podcasts before, so it's not necessarily a new thing, but But uh I've been following Sean for years and he reached out to me one day, liked what I did before.
And you know, I like the concept of the podcast and from there, history's made. Yes. And so you do most of the work, to be honest. And it's uh been great working with you so far and let's get to some of these questions. So I think the way we should do this, maybe you read the questions that you have in the mailbag and We'll just answer'em and go from there. Awesome. Uh, but before we do that, do you wanna just let everyone know how they can send in the questions?
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