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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Jt Here. Looking for a drink that's more than a drink,
sip Alexers is your answer. These premium, handcrafted beverages are
designed for those who love the finer things in life.
It's a new way to vibe, craft it with only
the best ingredients. Every sip offers rich flavor and a
smooth finish that'll make you appreciate every moment a little more.
(00:21):
Ready to try something different, Head over to sip alexers
dot com now and treat yourself to the sip you deserve.
Must be twenty one or older to consume. Please drink responsibly.
Jt Here. Honestly, meditation has changed my life, but let
me tell you, finding stillness isn't always easy. Light distractions,
restless thoughts, they all get in the way. That's why
(00:44):
I started using the Manta sleep mask. It's not just
for sleep, it's for pure relaxation. But one blackout design
helps me block out everything, letting me sink into deep
meditation without distractions. The soft adjustable fit means there's no
pressure on my face, just a gentle weed that helps
my body relax. Whether I'm meditating, doing breath work, or
(01:08):
just need a break from the world. This mask is
my go to tool. If you're serious about deep relaxation,
check out mantasleep dot com. Use my code on Air
with JT and get ten percent of because true rest
starts with zero distractions.
Speaker 2 (01:26):
This is John Gorley from Portugal Man and you're listening
to On Air with JT.
Speaker 3 (01:30):
JT did it again?
Speaker 4 (01:32):
This is on Air with JT. Join JT Visionary and
host for a four twenty friendly improv and variety talk
show featuring pop culture, news, interviews, debates, and the home
of the famous JT rants. Here mental Health Awareness is
(01:53):
at the forefront with JT on a mission to inspire
and spread mental health Aware Available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, iHeartRadio,
and YouTube. You can stay up today and get in
touch by heading to On Air with JT dot com.
To contact the show directly or for business inquiries, use
(02:17):
on Air with JT at gmail dot com.
Speaker 3 (02:20):
What a pleasure it is to be here San Diego,
and we'll be with Drew Brees tomorrow. Super excited, John
Astrot some story. We all have an unbelievable event.
Speaker 5 (02:30):
So super excited to be here.
Speaker 3 (02:31):
You know, earlier in life, when I was eighteen years old,
I was exceeding my own expectations by playing college football.
And after my first season in college, I realized I
wasn't going to be an NFL star. I'd gotten run
over by Christian Nakoye my first game and kind of
(02:51):
saw the difference between my skills.
Speaker 5 (02:54):
And knowledge and other people's of football.
Speaker 3 (02:56):
And although my desire may have equaled or been greater than,
my skills particularly weren't up to snuff when it came
to being an NFL star. So I'm more adhere to
my mom's philosophy for my life, which was doctor, lawyer
or failure.
Speaker 5 (03:15):
And so I was pre med and.
Speaker 3 (03:16):
I went over to visit my older brother who was
doing his residency, and I walked in the hospital. I
looked around and I told him, man, I hate hospitals.
And he looked at me like I was crazy. I
was eighteen years old. And he said to me, what
do you mean you hate hospitals. You're pre med. God
knows you're not going to be a professional athlete. How
(03:38):
can you hate hospitals or want to be a doctor.
I said, well, I want to be a sports physician.
I want to be on the sidelines in the locker rooms,
I'm not going to be in the hospital. And that's
when he gave me probably the best advice that I've
ever gotten, and the defining moment was when he told me, David,
you need to be more interested than in sting. My
(04:01):
journey has changed ever since I was eighteen, and I
really have tried to focus my best on learning from people,
not talking to them, by doing my due diligence, finding
the light, the love, and the lessons and all circumstances,
people and events in order to facilitate a better future
and a brighter.
Speaker 5 (04:21):
Pass for my journey.
Speaker 3 (04:23):
I was entrepreneurial, although my primary focus was sports.
Speaker 5 (04:27):
To make a lot of money. But money was my focus.
Speaker 3 (04:30):
As much as I love football, I wanted to make
money playing football. I want to play football for free
because I wanted to make money, but I wanted to
and I still do. I want to make money, help
people have fun, and so for me, I was very entrepreneurial.
(04:50):
I tried to be in sales and you know, always
buying and selling all types of things including.
Speaker 5 (04:56):
Lemonade, but it really didn't take.
Speaker 3 (04:57):
Hold until college and law school, where in college I
had a night time job selling books from you know, encyclopedias. Basically,
they would give me two appointments a night in law school.
Before I went to my legal internship, I was selling
at road Runner Sports running shoes and running gear in
(05:21):
San Diego from four am to nine am. Then I'd
run across town to the law firm and started nine
twenty and work at the law firm.
Speaker 5 (05:32):
So I've always had that. In fact, that's what led.
Speaker 3 (05:35):
Me to, you know, not take a law job out
of law school and sell legal research online, which catapulted
me financially and also gave me a background in technology
that I've never discounted or regretted. I was selling the ladies.
I got my first job out of law school in
nineteen ninety two with West Publishing.
Speaker 6 (05:57):
Let's not dance around.
Speaker 5 (05:58):
Let's not dance around the issue, right.
Speaker 3 (06:00):
I lost over one hundred million dollars one bankrupt So yes,
the lesson that I learned was my relationship with money.
You see, my entire life, I lived in a world,
even when I had a lot of money, of not
enough that I wasn't worthy of the money that I had,
That there wasn't enough money and I had.
Speaker 5 (06:18):
To compete for it.
Speaker 3 (06:20):
And I thought money would buy me love and happiness,
which it doesn't. Money allows you to shop, and if
you shop for the right things, you'll be happy for
the right reasons. And so by losing everything and with
the guidance of my wife and my mom and my
best friend and my dad.
Speaker 7 (06:39):
Hey, plumbing, HVAC and electrical contractor owners, are you using
multiple software solutions to run your commercial contracting company, not
one of which truly understands the unique challenges of your industry.
There's a better way to do things. Service Titan is
an all in one software develops specifically for the trades
that seamlessly integrates all parts of your commercial operation. Service
(07:00):
agreements to proposal builders, to project tracking, job costing, inventory,
and more. Service Titan the better way to do business.
Learn more at service titan dot com.
Speaker 2 (07:10):
Longer days mean one extra hour of fetch. Are you
making the most of time outdoors? With Invisible Fence Brand,
you can our professional installation and training take the hassle
out of keeping your pet safe so you spend more
time enjoying your pet. Make the most out of the
season with Invisible Events brand. Save one hundred and fifty
(07:32):
dollars with code iHeart one fifty on visible events dot
com slash iHeart, That's invisiblefens dot com slash iHeart.
Speaker 3 (07:41):
I shifted a paradigm to live not in the world
of not enough or just enough, but in a world
of more than enough, more than enough of everything for everyone.
And so no longer was I in search for something. Instead,
I am what I am. I am happy, healthy, wealthy
and worthy. I just had to figure out what I
(08:01):
was doing to interfere with it. And in the last
fifteen years I've been able to make more money, help
more people, and have more fun. There was four things
missing in my life. Gratitude. I wasn't looking for the light,
the love and the lessons and everything like I do now. Forgiveness.
I was not forgiving of myself. I was punishing myself
(08:22):
living in a punishing world, not a world of protection
and promotion. I wasn't accountable. I was living below the
line and blame, shame and justification. And then finally I
had lost my inspiration. I wasn't effectively communicating with my
source of faith or with others. Money is energy, and
(08:43):
energy has three characteristics. And if we understand our relativity
to money and the relationship to money, which we previously
were discussing. You realize that if we have the right
relationship with money, the right relativity of that energy, that
will do three things for us. It'll attract more of it,
It aggregates energy, attracts more energy, it will accelerate, energy
(09:09):
accelerates upon itself, and most importantly, it will give us
an exponentiality of its outcomes.
Speaker 5 (09:16):
So money makes more money. And so understanding.
Speaker 3 (09:20):
The philosophy and the physics behind energy, knowing that energy
is money, and we can create a system where money aggregates, accelerates,
and compounds upon itself.
Speaker 5 (09:33):
Yeah. For me, my main mission is.
Speaker 3 (09:35):
To empower over a billion people with the.
Speaker 6 (09:41):
Values that I teach, the practices, the daily practices that
I utilize, and the execution model in which I created
in order to effectuate helping over a billion people be
happy by teaching them and empowering them to make more money,
help more people, and.
Speaker 5 (09:57):
Have more fun.
Speaker 3 (09:58):
So my pursuit of my potential is related to building
a community of people that want to help each other
and know people that can help each other by people
like you that will not only digest my content but
share it with others and.
Speaker 5 (10:15):
Do good deeds because of it.
Speaker 3 (10:17):
And as we build this community of people that want
to help each other and know people that can help
each other, will create a community of people that will
buy from you and sell for you your entire life, which
will create more abundance for everyone in a universe of
more than enough of everything for everyone. And so this
interview is proof of my mission, and I will pursue
(10:40):
helping more people like you that are listening to this,
and hopefully they'll reach out to me.
Speaker 5 (10:47):
Ask me for my books.
Speaker 3 (10:49):
You know you can email me David at Dmilzer dot
com David at d Meltzer dot com and I'll be
happy to sign my book, send it to you, pay
for shipping. And my books a work life to me
as a weighted balance that we evaluate every day. So
I suggest that people look at their life and say,
what do I want today personally experientially giving and receiving
(11:13):
considering all the external circumstances around me in the trajectory
of what I think I want are better? What lessons
do I need to learn from the past in order
to do effectuate a better, more accelerated journey in that trajectory?
Speaker 5 (11:26):
But each day utilize.
Speaker 3 (11:28):
As its own individual activities, each day, have a weighted balance.
This percentage will be dedicated to my personal values today experientially,
this is how much time I'm going to spend and
giving wise, this is what I'm going to do for
others and be productive and receiving Wise, this is amount
(11:50):
a time I'm going to be selfish and build myself.
And so each day doesn't have to be balanced. But
in the end of your life, if you balance each
day in consideration of the external circumstances of the trajectory
where you think you want to be your better, of
the lessons that you've learned for the past, if you're
able to incorporate all three the past, president future, in
(12:13):
the context of now, of understanding the twenty four hours
that you have now in order to get to where
you want to be your better, then you'll live a
work life balance. It doesn't mean percentage of time that
it's equally balanced. The future distributes itself in an unequal manner.
It distributes itself to those that thinks they do and
(12:34):
believe in the path of what they want now, what
others want, what's missing, and what they don't have. And
so don't look for a false sense of balance, look
for a weighted sense of balance in order to effectuate
what you want or better.
Speaker 5 (12:47):
Why I have one other piece of advice, ask for help,
you know, share my content. Do good deeds?
Speaker 3 (12:53):
Be more interested than interesting, but ask for help. Three
easy words that will get you where you want to
be fast than anything else people have.
Speaker 5 (13:01):
For all the time. How did I lose all that money?
Speaker 3 (13:03):
I refuse to ask for help? I thought I knew
what I didn't know. So I appreciate you taking the
time for this interview. David Atdmelter dot com. Thank you
so much.
Speaker 5 (13:13):
JT. Awesome, Share my content do good Deeds? Talk to
you soon.
Speaker 1 (13:16):
JT. Here looking for a drink that's more than a drink?
Sip alex Ers is your answer. These premium, handcrafted beverages
are designed for those who love the finer things in life.
It's a new way to vibe. Craft it with only
the best ingredients. Every sip offers rich flavor and a
smooth finish that'll make you appreciate every moment a little more.
(13:37):
Ready to try something different, Head over to sip Alexers
dot com now and treat yourself to the sip you deserve.
Must be twenty one or older, to consume, please drink responsibly.
JT Here. Honestly, meditation has changed my life. But let
me tell you, finding stillness isn't always easy. Light distractions,
restless thoughts, they all get in a way. That's why
(14:00):
I started using the Manta Sleep mask. It's not just
for sleep, it's for pure relaxation, but one blackout design
helps me block out everything, letting me sink into deep
meditation without distractions. The soft adjustable fit means there's no
pressure on my face, just a gentle weight that helps
my body relax. Whether I'm meditating, doing breath work, or
(14:25):
just need a break from the world. This mask is
my go to tool. If you're serious about deep relaxation,
check out mantasleep dot com. Use my code on Air
with JT and get ten percent off because true rest
starts with zero distractions.
Speaker 4 (14:42):
This is John Gorley from Portugal Man and you're listening
to On Air with JT.
Speaker 3 (14:47):
JT did it again?
Speaker 4 (14:49):
This is on Air with JT. Join JT Visionary and
host for a full twenty friendly improv and variety talk
show featuring pop culture, news, interviews, debates, and the home
of the famous JT rants here. Mental health awareness is
(15:10):
at the forefront with JT on a mission to inspire
and spread mental health awareness. Available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, iHeartRadio,
and YouTube. You can stay up today and get in
touch by heading to on Air with JT dot com.
To contact the show directly, or for business inquiries, use
(15:33):
on Air with jtat gmail dot com.
Jt Here. Looking for a drink that's more than a drink,
sip Alexers is your answer. These premium, handcrafted beverages are
designed for those who love the finer things in life.
It's a new way to vibe, craft it with only
the best ingredients. Every sip offers rich flavor and a
smooth finish that'll make you appreciate every moment a little more.
(00:21):
Ready to try something different, Head over to sip alexers
dot com now and treat yourself to the sip you deserve.
Must be twenty one or older to consume. Please drink responsibly.
Jt Here. Honestly, meditation has changed my life, but let
me tell you, finding stillness isn't always easy. Light distractions,
restless thoughts, they all get in the way. That's why
(00:44):
I started using the Manta sleep mask. It's not just
for sleep, it's for pure relaxation. But one blackout design
helps me block out everything, letting me sink into deep
meditation without distractions. The soft adjustable fit means there's no
pressure on my face, just a gentle weed that helps
my body relax. Whether I'm meditating, doing breath work, or
(01:08):
just need a break from the world. This mask is
my go to tool. If you're serious about deep relaxation,
check out mantasleep dot com. Use my code on Air
with JT and get ten percent of because true rest
starts with zero distractions.
Speaker 2 (01:26):
This is John Gorley from Portugal Man and you're listening
to On Air with JT.
Speaker 3 (01:30):
JT did it again?
Speaker 4 (01:32):
This is on Air with JT. Join JT Visionary and
host for a four twenty friendly improv and variety talk
show featuring pop culture, news, interviews, debates, and the home
of the famous JT rants. Here mental Health Awareness is
(01:53):
at the forefront with JT on a mission to inspire
and spread mental health Aware Available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, iHeartRadio,
and YouTube. You can stay up today and get in
touch by heading to On Air with JT dot com.
To contact the show directly or for business inquiries, use
(02:17):
on Air with JT at gmail dot com.
Speaker 3 (02:20):
What a pleasure it is to be here San Diego,
and we'll be with Drew Brees tomorrow. Super excited, John
Astrot some story. We all have an unbelievable event.
Speaker 5 (02:30):
So super excited to be here.
Speaker 3 (02:31):
You know, earlier in life, when I was eighteen years old,
I was exceeding my own expectations by playing college football.
And after my first season in college, I realized I
wasn't going to be an NFL star. I'd gotten run
over by Christian Nakoye my first game and kind of
(02:51):
saw the difference between my skills.
Speaker 5 (02:54):
And knowledge and other people's of football.
Speaker 3 (02:56):
And although my desire may have equaled or been greater than,
my skills particularly weren't up to snuff when it came
to being an NFL star. So I'm more adhere to
my mom's philosophy for my life, which was doctor, lawyer
or failure.
Speaker 5 (03:15):
And so I was pre med and.
Speaker 3 (03:16):
I went over to visit my older brother who was
doing his residency, and I walked in the hospital. I
looked around and I told him, man, I hate hospitals.
And he looked at me like I was crazy. I
was eighteen years old. And he said to me, what
do you mean you hate hospitals. You're pre med. God
knows you're not going to be a professional athlete. How
(03:38):
can you hate hospitals or want to be a doctor.
I said, well, I want to be a sports physician.
I want to be on the sidelines in the locker rooms,
I'm not going to be in the hospital. And that's
when he gave me probably the best advice that I've
ever gotten, and the defining moment was when he told me, David,
you need to be more interested than in sting. My
(04:01):
journey has changed ever since I was eighteen, and I
really have tried to focus my best on learning from people,
not talking to them, by doing my due diligence, finding
the light, the love, and the lessons and all circumstances,
people and events in order to facilitate a better future
and a brighter.
Speaker 5 (04:21):
Pass for my journey.
Speaker 3 (04:23):
I was entrepreneurial, although my primary focus was sports.
Speaker 5 (04:27):
To make a lot of money. But money was my focus.
Speaker 3 (04:30):
As much as I love football, I wanted to make
money playing football. I want to play football for free
because I wanted to make money, but I wanted to
and I still do. I want to make money, help
people have fun, and so for me, I was very entrepreneurial.
(04:50):
I tried to be in sales and you know, always
buying and selling all types of things including.
Speaker 5 (04:56):
Lemonade, but it really didn't take.
Speaker 3 (04:57):
Hold until college and law school, where in college I
had a night time job selling books from you know, encyclopedias. Basically,
they would give me two appointments a night in law school.
Before I went to my legal internship, I was selling
at road Runner Sports running shoes and running gear in
(05:21):
San Diego from four am to nine am. Then I'd
run across town to the law firm and started nine
twenty and work at the law firm.
Speaker 5 (05:32):
So I've always had that. In fact, that's what led.
Speaker 3 (05:35):
Me to, you know, not take a law job out
of law school and sell legal research online, which catapulted
me financially and also gave me a background in technology
that I've never discounted or regretted. I was selling the ladies.
I got my first job out of law school in
nineteen ninety two with West Publishing.
Speaker 6 (05:57):
Let's not dance around.
Speaker 5 (05:58):
Let's not dance around the issue, right.
Speaker 3 (06:00):
I lost over one hundred million dollars one bankrupt So yes,
the lesson that I learned was my relationship with money.
You see, my entire life, I lived in a world,
even when I had a lot of money, of not
enough that I wasn't worthy of the money that I had,
That there wasn't enough money and I had.
Speaker 5 (06:18):
To compete for it.
Speaker 3 (06:20):
And I thought money would buy me love and happiness,
which it doesn't. Money allows you to shop, and if
you shop for the right things, you'll be happy for
the right reasons. And so by losing everything and with
the guidance of my wife and my mom and my
best friend and my dad.
Speaker 7 (06:39):
Hey, plumbing, HVAC and electrical contractor owners, are you using
multiple software solutions to run your commercial contracting company, not
one of which truly understands the unique challenges of your industry.
There's a better way to do things. Service Titan is
an all in one software develops specifically for the trades
that seamlessly integrates all parts of your commercial operation. Service
(07:00):
agreements to proposal builders, to project tracking, job costing, inventory,
and more. Service Titan the better way to do business.
Learn more at service titan dot com.
Speaker 2 (07:10):
Longer days mean one extra hour of fetch. Are you
making the most of time outdoors? With Invisible Fence Brand,
you can our professional installation and training take the hassle
out of keeping your pet safe so you spend more
time enjoying your pet. Make the most out of the
season with Invisible Events brand. Save one hundred and fifty
(07:32):
dollars with code iHeart one fifty on visible events dot
com slash iHeart, That's invisiblefens dot com slash iHeart.
Speaker 3 (07:41):
I shifted a paradigm to live not in the world
of not enough or just enough, but in a world
of more than enough, more than enough of everything for everyone.
And so no longer was I in search for something. Instead,
I am what I am. I am happy, healthy, wealthy
and worthy. I just had to figure out what I
(08:01):
was doing to interfere with it. And in the last
fifteen years I've been able to make more money, help
more people, and have more fun. There was four things
missing in my life. Gratitude. I wasn't looking for the light,
the love and the lessons and everything like I do now. Forgiveness.
I was not forgiving of myself. I was punishing myself
(08:22):
living in a punishing world, not a world of protection
and promotion. I wasn't accountable. I was living below the
line and blame, shame and justification. And then finally I
had lost my inspiration. I wasn't effectively communicating with my
source of faith or with others. Money is energy, and
(08:43):
energy has three characteristics. And if we understand our relativity
to money and the relationship to money, which we previously
were discussing. You realize that if we have the right
relationship with money, the right relativity of that energy, that
will do three things for us. It'll attract more of it,
It aggregates energy, attracts more energy, it will accelerate, energy
(09:09):
accelerates upon itself, and most importantly, it will give us
an exponentiality of its outcomes.
Speaker 5 (09:16):
So money makes more money. And so understanding.
Speaker 3 (09:20):
The philosophy and the physics behind energy, knowing that energy
is money, and we can create a system where money aggregates, accelerates,
and compounds upon itself.
Speaker 5 (09:33):
Yeah. For me, my main mission is.
Speaker 3 (09:35):
To empower over a billion people with the.
Speaker 6 (09:41):
Values that I teach, the practices, the daily practices that
I utilize, and the execution model in which I created
in order to effectuate helping over a billion people be
happy by teaching them and empowering them to make more money,
help more people, and.
Speaker 5 (09:57):
Have more fun.
Speaker 3 (09:58):
So my pursuit of my potential is related to building
a community of people that want to help each other
and know people that can help each other by people
like you that will not only digest my content but
share it with others and.
Speaker 5 (10:15):
Do good deeds because of it.
Speaker 3 (10:17):
And as we build this community of people that want
to help each other and know people that can help
each other, will create a community of people that will
buy from you and sell for you your entire life, which
will create more abundance for everyone in a universe of
more than enough of everything for everyone. And so this
interview is proof of my mission, and I will pursue
(10:40):
helping more people like you that are listening to this,
and hopefully they'll reach out to me.
Speaker 5 (10:47):
Ask me for my books.
Speaker 3 (10:49):
You know you can email me David at Dmilzer dot
com David at d Meltzer dot com and I'll be
happy to sign my book, send it to you, pay
for shipping. And my books a work life to me
as a weighted balance that we evaluate every day. So
I suggest that people look at their life and say,
what do I want today personally experientially giving and receiving
(11:13):
considering all the external circumstances around me in the trajectory
of what I think I want are better? What lessons
do I need to learn from the past in order
to do effectuate a better, more accelerated journey in that trajectory?
Speaker 5 (11:26):
But each day utilize.
Speaker 3 (11:28):
As its own individual activities, each day, have a weighted balance.
This percentage will be dedicated to my personal values today experientially,
this is how much time I'm going to spend and
giving wise, this is what I'm going to do for
others and be productive and receiving Wise, this is amount
(11:50):
a time I'm going to be selfish and build myself.
And so each day doesn't have to be balanced. But
in the end of your life, if you balance each
day in consideration of the external circumstances of the trajectory
where you think you want to be your better, of
the lessons that you've learned for the past, if you're
able to incorporate all three the past, president future, in
(12:13):
the context of now, of understanding the twenty four hours
that you have now in order to get to where
you want to be your better, then you'll live a
work life balance. It doesn't mean percentage of time that
it's equally balanced. The future distributes itself in an unequal manner.
It distributes itself to those that thinks they do and
(12:34):
believe in the path of what they want now, what
others want, what's missing, and what they don't have. And
so don't look for a false sense of balance, look
for a weighted sense of balance in order to effectuate
what you want or better.
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