Rod Khleif: I was a broker, right when I turned 18. And so, my first year in real estate, I maybe made about $8,000. My second year, maybe $10,000. But my third year, which was 1980, I made $100,000. Which, you know, as you know, back then was pretty decent money for a punk kid like myself. So what happened between year 2 and year 3? And what happened was, I met someone that taught me about the importance of mindset and psychology and how truly 80-90% of a person's success, in anything, is just that - mindset and psychology. If it was only knowledge, there'd be a bunch of wealthy librarians and college professors out there. It's the do. It's the taking action with what you know. And so, fast forward to today, I've owned 2,000 plus houses that I rented long term, in three states. I've owned thousands of apartment units. I've actually built 27 businesses. I don't call them failures, when they fail. I call them seminars. Several have been worth tens of millions of dollars. Most were spectacular flaming seminars. But anyway, in 2006, my net worth went up $17 million while I slept. And you think, eww, well, so did I. I thought I was a freakin' real estate god. And, my head got so big I could barely fit it through the door. And you know when that happens? God of the universe might give you a little smack. Well, that was 2008. I lost everything. I lost $50 million, conservatively, in 2008-09. And so, you know, what I'm known for, really, is talking about, you know, the mindset associated with having $50 million to lose in the first place and then the mindset it took to recover from that. People threw themselves off of buildings and killed themselves for less, you know, in the Great Depression and even in this recent contraction. But you know, that's my story. And yeah, I love my team. I've got an incredible team of social media. My podcast - Lifetime Cashflows been downloaded 11.5 million times. I'm really proud of that. It's funny. You want to make God laugh? Tell him your plans. I never planned to do anything about -  I do coaching and teaching and live events and sold-out live events. You know, now finally back to live events again. But, you know, early on in my podcast, if you listen to early episodes, you hear me say, I'll never sell you anything. I just want to add value, which is truly what I want. I just want to tell my story about what happened in '08 and '09 and why it happened. And now I'm a liar because, like I say, I have coaching and courses and everything else. But anyway, that's a very abbreviated version of my story.