Self made billionaires are no joke. Billionaire Mark Cuban ($3 billion net worth, Shark Tank, Dallas Mavericks owner) dropped by the house today for 4 hours to play some basketball, talk books, and share some future trends to invest in.

I counted how many genius things he told me. It was 19 different points. He's a damn smart man - one of the most observant and aware people I've talked to in a long time.

His reaction when I asked him how it felt to become a billionaire cracked me up, haha.

One powerful point is how you only have to win once. Then everyone will forget all your past mistakes. So true.

Listen in and you will see why Mark's a game changer. Shoot a text to me or Mark on Mark's free app Cyberdust. I'm under @tailopez

For those of you in my advanced business Accelerator program I recorded some private stuff with Mark just for you so go check it out.

If you aren't in my program you can apply for the Accelerator here: https://www.tailopez.com/19things

You can grab a copy of Mark's book by clicking here:
http://www.tailopez.com/howtowin

Check out the Cyberdust app here:
http://www.cyberdust.com/

You may know him as Dwight Schrute from The Office, but now Rainn Wilson is staying busy shooting movies and building his very own nonprofit organization, Lide (http://www.lidehaiti.org/).

He also has written a new book, The Bassoon King, and stopped by my house to talk about it.

It's hard to write a funny book that actually teaches something.

The Bassoon King is not just a funny celebrity biography; it also has a lot of substance. Rainn talks about spirituality, being abandoned by his mother, as well as a few other events that changed his life.

"That's what the whole book is actually about, the artistic and spiritual journeys, and the ups and downs we all have."

Follow this link to buy his book: http://www.tailopez.com/rainnwilson

You can also follow his Youtube channel, SoulPancake, by clicking here: https://www.youtube.com/user/soulpancake

Today I've got a special guest: Keith Ferrazzi, the author of Who's Got Your Back and Never Eat Alone.

Everybody knows that it's not what you know, but who you know.

How do you find successful people that can help you? Once you do, how do you convince them that you are worth mentoring?

It's give and take. If you're not willing to open up, then they're not going to open up.

Keith says, "Find a way to help. Find a way to care. The best way to get someone to like you is to make sure they know you care about them."

Do you believe that human relationships trump almost everything else?

The other day, author Jay Samit came to my house to discuss his book Disrupt You.

You can get Jay’s book here: http://tailopez.com/disruptyou

Disruption means a lot of stuff to different people. Jay says that innovation is disruption.

It doesn’t take great wealth or connections to make a difference. It really only takes two things, an idea and perseverance.

Value is created when you discover things that no one else has seen.

We live in an era of endless innovation, but most people are lazy. 42% of college students never read another book.

What's one thing in your life you can improve on by thinking creatively?