The Wolf of Wall Street

I helped him write his book.

I said, you haven't written shit.

I said, write those stories you've been telling me every night.

He yelled from his car and he goes, hey, I sold the book to Martin Scorsese.

You should definitely read his stuff and watch some of his podcasts because there's probably some gold for you to mine, too.

He's Spectacular. I think he's an amazing guy. He's also brilliant and used his powers for evil and now is on the straight and narrow and espousing a lot of lessons on it.

He would later write a New York Times bestselling book, The Wolf of Wall Street, and soon Hollywood would come knocking and A-list actors would launch a bidding war for the movie rights.

And then everybody's clamoring for the movie rights. Leonardo DiCaprio gets involved. He wants to play you.

And he is none other than number one sales trainer in the world, the best selling author of the iconic book and of course movie, The Wolf of Wall Street and the new host of The Wolf's Den podcast, which I highly recommend you check out.

And you in that interview, in the most humble, nice way, were talking about how you didn't want other people to go ahead and do the same.

And I actually did a talk which was based on The Wolf of Wall Street at a university in London at the London School of Economics.

And the problem is, is when you try to take something and you say, oh, it's glamorized, you know, and didn't blame Marty Scorsese. I think it takes away because I think there's a lot to learn. And as I said, I don't want people living that life.

I think most people get it. I really I think the vast majority say, wow, I love some of the stuff, the camaraderie. I love the money he made, the entrepreneurial spirit, right.

In my first book, The Wolf of Wall Street, right? There's like this part where I describe the back, in detail, I describe this whole story.

In my first book, The Wolf of Wall Street, I described the depraved bachelor party scene, which was later cut from the movie.

So everything else here is just icing on the cake. So fun fact, that Wolf of Wall Street line is one of my favorites ever. Yeah. I did podcast number one for the Wolf of Wall Street. With Jordan Belfort. Yes. Amazing. I kept pushing him to you got to start a podcast.

Because you might have Jordan Belford call you up, try to sell you a pink sheet, and you get ripped off and you lose 20 grand. And you're like, I can't take this chain anymore. Shout out to you, Jordan Belford. Show me 70 grand. I'll quit my job or work for you.

cause he is, he's in school and, and he's, you know, in town on a, or in, in the U S on a student visa and has to like, remember that scene of Wolf of Wall Street?

jordan belfort is the is the original wolf of wall street he is the guy that wrote the book based on his own life that leo de caprio filmed that incredible incredible movie i think it's one of the best movies the last 20 years probably

Jordan Belfort is him. It's based on his book, his life story

Alana G sent us a copy of one of their favorite books The Wolf of Oranjaro which looks rad