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SPECIAL: Thomas Edison (Part 3)

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Alright, so last month Sam went down to Nashville for the podcast movement conference and he did a fireside chat with John Lee Dumas. You might know him as the host of the Entrepreneurs on Fire podcast. And if you like My First Million, you might like the Entrepreneurs on Fire podcast. It's the same, it's like inspiration and strategy around your entrepreneurial journey and helps you create the life you've always dreamed of. That's not too bad, does it? All right, well, guess what? It's also part of the HubSpot Podcast Network. That's who brings you our show and other great business shows. So if you want to listen, learn and grow, go listen to Entrepreneurs on Fire. It's on the HubSpot Podcast Network. You can find it at hubspot dot com slash podcast network.

All right, we have a special episode by Ben Wilson. This is a three part series. On Thomas Edison. We discovered this podcast about Two or three months ago and freaking loved it. It all it had very small listenership. Both Sean and I binged, listened to all of them.

His name's Ben Wilson. The podcast is called How to Take Over the World. Um Ben has allowed us to air uh this episode and the next two. So this is a three part series on Thomas Edison. He's allowed us to air it on our feed. Just Because we like it. So his podcast, it only had a few hundred listeners at the time, but but we thought this was so cool, Sean and I, and it's about uh a similar topic that we talk about. So we have this topic call or this segment called

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