My first time CRYING in an interview, Jamie Kern Lima asks ME the tough questions

This is, by far, one of the most honest, rich interviews I've had the privilege of watching. Give yourself the gift of listening to this. Ed Mylett walks the talk! Sending love your way, Ed...you CHANGE LIVES. Thank you. You are my hero! 😊

Hey YOU, incredible person reading this...The truth is you are confident and good enough already with who you are, where you are at and what you have right now to have the success you want in life. Don't let others define what “success” is for you. Get up, learn that skill and go after it! I believe in you so much! Have an awesome day! - Love, Nat ❤️

This is probably the best Ed Mylett show I have listen to. He being interview on his own show is brilliant. This was really impactful and aspirational.

Ed Mylett is the real deal. To me, most authentic, amazing interviewer, and all-around great person. Just ordered four books. One for me, and three for my kids. Love this man's message.

"Procrastination is a thief & fear is a liar" I LOVED THIS INTERVIEW

I haven't drank alcohol in 8 years, because I use the principle of not drinking for "One More Day", and the years continue to add up. So, the part at 42:15 really hit home for me. I like how Ed adapted the same principle his Dad used, of not quitting for "One More day", so he could keep himself going. Very inspiring! Thank you 🙏

Great job brotha, I connect with you on so many levels. I went from top bodybuilder to working in film and TV. Got baptized 22 years ago and now I get to teach Sunday school and speak to inner city kids! Mathew 28:18-20

"Don't quit for one more day." That's where I lost it. Thanks man. I often listen to your videos, especially at work. Things are tough, but it's temporary.

I started watching Ed’s channel late 18’ early 19’ it changed the course of my life, and my faith that I was destined to be more and do more increased dramatically. During the beginning I had no idea what I was going to do to change my families course, and over the years that path became more clear. Where now I know exactly who I am and what I need to do to deliver for my family. My father at the beginning of this journey was an addict that began with alcohol and slowly advanced to worse substances. This past year my Dad moved away from our home town to start over and live for him and as of today he is nearly a year sober working full time and fully supporting my journey in sales and business. Thanks to Eds honesty his story about his Dad always moved me to never give up on mine, and truly believe my faith in him is what helped him choose to be sober. Thank you Ed! 🙏

So agree with the last statement: "We are suppose to be different" Thank you for an incredible interview.

Ed you have helped me more than you could ever know. I'm the youngest of 2 brothers and 1 sister they all battled drug addiction. As long with my parents going to prison when I was 13. I had a very hard life through my teen years and now that I'm 28 in 2 weeks I'm trying to do everything I can to make myself better. You help me daily thank you so much!

all it takes is for just one person to see and believe in you to completely change your life

As a parent I absolutely agree with this. I let my daughters see my failures and successes. I have broken down in front of them several times. I remember (I think on one of your podcasts) Robin Sharma saying "Potential unexpressed turns to pain." As a parent I have consistently told my kids, school has no bearing on your success in life. Everything I learned to be successful did NOT come from school. They have seen me working on the business I had with their Dad. And now as a divorced single parent they have seen me struggle to start my own business in sales. I told them when I pass away my only hope is that they follow their dreams. I want them to find out and use the gifts God gave them to help the most amount of people they can. There is such a need in these times for support and encouragement. People need your inspiration. Thank you for being vulnerable and emotional.

First I just want to say, thank you for writing another book and I am excited to get my copy in South Africa. Secondly, thank you for always being so open and honest. I look forward to listening and learning from you once again. I just turned 50 in January and boy am I in a new part of my life rethinking my life. I truly believe that I will get all the answers soon Kudus brother. #MAXOUT #PowerOfOneMore

Thank you, Ed and Jamie, for doing this interview together. Life changing!

MY family is learning and calibrating to MY Freedom and prosperity thinking. I am the ONE!

Ed or anyone from this team who reads this, I have to say that one of the reasons (among many) that I relate, and love Ed is at the very end when Jamie is promoting his book, you can see his shoulders rise and him get uncomfortable with someone shining the light on him. You can truly see that Ed is the type of man who is more comfortable shining a light on others and praising others than having him be the center of attention. I believe the reason he is so good at his talks is not because he is boasting but because he is talking because he feels he can help someone else's light shine brighter. Thank you for you being you Ed.

Thank you Jamie for the amazing person that you are and for an outstanding interview with Ed. I thoroughly enjoyed, cried with and shed happy moments throughout this interview. And yes, my pre-order of the book done not even 5min into the interview whoop whoop😀

We were given not a spirit of fear.but of power and love!

My Dad was an Adventurer, a Lover of Life who broke through Restraints and Nay Sayers. He was a CEO and a Sailor. I love him even more than ever…and I’m now 71