Of all the ways I’ve taught things in the past, I think this way might be the best. On today’s episode Russell talks about how Mr. Miyagi from Karate Kid gave him an epiphany about the way he teaches. Here are some of the things you will learn in this episode: Find out why Mr. Miyagi secretly teaching Daniel-san karate, gave Russell an epiphany. And find out where Russell plans on testing out his theory on this new teaching method and if it will be possible for you to get in on it too. So listen here to find out how Russell and Mr. Miyagi are now going to be on the same level with their teaching styles. ---Transcript--- What’s up everybody? This is Russell Brunson and today I need to talk to you about Mr. Miyagi. Alright this is the deal, years ago, years ago I had a chance to first time ever watch Karate Kid with Mr. Miyagi. I’m sure you guys all remember the moment you watched that movie. If you haven’t yet, pause this right now and go to somewhere that you can go and watch the original Karate Kid. I’m going to go watch it with my kids tonight because I just learned a life lesson that’s going to change everything for me and my company, because I watched that when I was like 10 years old. And I remember watching it as a kid and actually being freaked out because there’s some violence right. I remember on the beach when he got punched in the gut, and I remember there was a soccer ball, I don’t remember the….but I remember being traumatized where I was like, “Ah.” So that may not be good for my kids to watch, but the other part was really good. If you remember this thing, finally Daniel-san is like, “I have to go and learn karate.” He’s like, “I learned karate at the Y, but I got beat up by these Cobra con guys, and I gotta learn how to be legit.” So…I need to watch the movie, this is my memory from like 20 years ago. I remember he goes to a Halloween party, he’s dressed up like a shower. He goes and messes with a dude, the dude chases him out, and the guys like all skeleton’d up and he catches him at the fence and just beats the trash out of him, beats him almost to death. And then Mr. Miyagi slow comes out from the shadows, right, and thrashes all those dudes, just destroys them. And Daniel-san is looking up and sees it’s Mr. Miyagi. So he’s like, “I gotta learn karate from Mr. Miyagi.” ish…I probably messed up some of the details but that’s what my brain remembers. So finally goes like, “Mr. Miyagi I’ve gotta learn how to do this stuff.” So Mr. Miyagi is like, “Alright, come in and let me show you. If you really want to learn let me show you.” So he walks him out to the car lot and he’s like, “Okay, here’s all these cars. Wax on, wax off. Wax on, wax off.” He gives him the pad of paper and he’s like, “Wax on, wax off.” And Daniel-san is kind of annoyed but he’s like, “Alright, I’m going to do what my trainer says.” So he does this wax on, wax off. He ends up waxing like, I don’t know, a dozen cars or something. And he comes out, “Okay Mr. Miyagi, that was the payment, I’m ready to learn karate.” And he’s like, “No, no, no, you’re not ready yet. Come here. Let’s paint the fence.” So he starts painting the fence, and he’s like, “No, you’re doing it wrong. Up this way, down this way, up this way, down this way.” So he shifts that around. So he goes and paints these fences, and he’s doing three or four projects for Mr. Miyagi like that, and finally gets annoyed and he comes back and starts yelling at Mr. Miyagi like, “No, I came here to learn karate, do you not understand.” And Mr. Miyagi, if my memory serves me right, throws a punch at him. And instinctively Daniel-san’s like, wapoosh, wacks the fence and blocks it. And he’s like, ‘Huh.’ He throws another punch, wapoosh, waxes the car the other way and blocks it. And he does something else and he paints the fence and blocks it. And all the sudden he’s doing these things and he blocks all the punches and all the sudden he’s like, “Ah, I have been learning karate this whole tim