Who said it first, Gandhi or Nicholas Klein? Klein was a trade union activist in 1918 who in a speech said, “First they ignore you. Then they ridicule you. And then they attack you and want to burn you. And then they build monuments to you."

In this case it doesn't matter to me who said it because it still rings true for those who choose to shake things up. I sat down with human lab experiment, Bryan Johnson who is navigating the "torches & pitchfork" phase of health journey and company Blueprint, aimed at slowing down aging and helping people NOT die (so soon). This interview is not like Bryan's other "What's your morning routine" videos as we discuss deeper issues of how to truly be disruptive to the status quo; how history has a predictable algorithm that can help us dominate our industry; the power of radical self awareness and much more.

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