The School of Greatness

Podbit · The School of Greatness

The Golden Equation That Turns Desire Into Reality | David Bayer

Explore episode Jul 15, 2026

Where this was said

Sponsor Block: SNHU, LinkedIn Ads & Range Rover

At 3:27 · chapter starts 0:00

Before the conversation begins, three paid sponsors take the stage: Southern New Hampshire University pitches its 200+ career-focused online degree programs with some of the lowest tuition rates in the US; LinkedIn Ads frames standard digital marketing as 'bull spend' and offers a $250 credit for a $250 spend; and Range Rover Sport gets a lush read centred on British elegance, seven terrain modes, and a plug-in hybrid option with an estimated 48-mile range. Amazon Health AI rounds out the pre-roll before Lewis Howes makes his personal call-to-follow, sharing that the School of Greatness's mission is to impact 100 million lives every week.

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