#185 with Andrew Wilkinson - The Secretive Billionaire Who Acquired Burger King, Creating Better Babies & How Much Money is Enough?

And you said You you'd want to invest your own money in this. That's what you've said here. Yeah, I I would love if anyone wants to do this, I will a hundred percent invest. So please email me. Uh but this is one of those things where like I feel like I can rule the world, I know I can be what I want to

I put my all in it like my days off on the road, less travel, never looking back. Alright, everyone, we have a special episode with Andrew Wilkinson. Andrew Wilkinson started this company called Meta Lab, which grew to make Tens of millions of dollars and using the profits from his agency, uh Metal Lab, he eventually bought dozens more companies. So he's collectively his companies do hundreds of millions of dollars a year in sales and have created over a billion doll of value. So he's uh seen a lot of interesting stuff. And in today's episode, we talk about

an incredibly success successful business person that he looks up to. It's our segment called Billy of the Week. And then we talk about some of the ideas that uh he has for starting growing companies. He currently launched a local news business. So it's kind of like my company, The Hustle, but for different cities, it's Very fascinating. I've I'm asking him if I can join as an advisor. And then he started a few more things and or wants to start more stuff. And he's even said that if you are starting some of these companies to holler at him because he wants to invest. So give it a listen. And by the way, if you're in Miami, Sean and I on June fourth are gonna be in Miami. We're doing Austin on June third, but that's already sold out. But June fourth, we have room for

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