#267 – The Path to $3M in 3 Years as a Solopreneur with Justin Welsh

What's new to you? I got this gigantic omnidirectional treadmill for my, Meta Quest. Like, this, like, virtual reality treadmill, like, screen grab for everything. Me the pictures of that or something. Yeah. So you, like, walk on it, and then you walk in whatever game you're playing too. Yeah. Yeah. You you basically people should look it up. It's called it's called Catwalk c two plus. I mean, it's like, what's that Ready Player One movie? I've never actually seen it. Yeah. But, apparently, people say that it's like the Ready Player One. Hey. What's up, Justin? Hi, guys. Channing is just telling me about, his omnidirectional VR treadmill that he he just bought. Yeah. It takes up half of my room. I I have a gym and it, like basically, I can't use anything in my gym. You you put it down. It's like this 360 degree tiny little bowl, and it's got these shoes that you wear, these special shoes that are that are effectively mouse pads on your shoes. And it connects to your Meta Quest, like the the VR headset, in a way where when you walk on it, it's basically like moving the joystick forward and back. So when you're in games, the whole the whole idea is if you wanna do VR is, like, to to be in this immersive situation. But it's obviously not very immersive if, you know, you have, like, the glasses on, you you have the visuals around you, you have the sound. So you're just standing there. And yet to, like, move, you have to move your thumb up and down. Right? Like that So how is it? Like, how does it feel? Like, what's your review of this treadmill thing? I've done it, like, twice. All the reviews say, like, your brain has to adjust to it. So for me, it's it's it's extremely difficult. You instantly start sweating. Like, everyone's, like, gotta have, like, three big fans pointing at you. It sucks, but it's also crazy and and interesting and good. But the the one interesting thing I'll say about VR and, like, part of the reason why I would buy some crazy shit like this is, for the most part, people that get virtual reality headsets get them to play games. Like, it's like this fun, oh, I wanna go and, like, do do a shoot them up or I wanna do, like, a a role playing game. But for me, the reason why I'm really interested in it is because I'm really interested in, like, the innovative grown up shit that VR can help me do. So, for example, I had an idea, and I was like, well, it would be really cool if there was some VR app that helps you with public speaking. Right? I know a lot of people before they give speeches, like, they go and stand in front of a mirror. They go and talk into a closet, and …