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where are you at this point in your life between money legacy the process if I said if I said 30 year old you right now between generally in your stomach in your heart in your gut about how much you're driven by and how much you like the net win is around dollars is around
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being able to do your process and around legacy how are you currently broken down between a hundred percent as well I don't have children yet so maybe things will change but I have enough that I don't have to worry for maybe a forever I find my I thought I
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was really money motivated but when you get all these like opportunities when you get to a little bit of a level like we'll pay you ten grand to come here do this or whatever and I just denied and I found myself not wanting to do that because I don't like that sounds so
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boring to me I don't want to do that so I guess it's a question of where I am a little bit I would I mean like one time we had um a client do something that we thought was an [ __ ] thing and we fired them and we lost a quarter of a million dollars and I slept like a baby
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so I don't think I'm as money moded money motivated as I thought do you think that because you checked some sort of box for yourself along the way versus no I really I think I had [ __ ] you money when I tinker in yeah I get that I understand yeah I do know that like and
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then what I was like wait a minute I still don't think I've ever been more rich than when I was doing baseball card shows at 13 because 3000 $4000 when you're 13 and you came from nothing set I thought I had like a trillion I remember one day I sold hotdogs and I had a grip of cash it
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was like a great grip yeah it was just a grip we call it I call it a grip let me get that grip it was it was because I have to go John are here tonight and I had like a grand in five dollar bills and I was like this is for me money this is it I was I was like like we called it
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hood rich and where did you grow up again in st. Louis Missouri but then I lived in Nashville Tennessee but I grew up with a lot of like poor people and you know that's why I talk like this but I felt like it did you think about I was happy so in Nashville I lived across the
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street from the projects and we would hang out all the time I was how old were you then 19 to 21 a 21 and I would just hang out there with my buddy right out and we would just chill and just sit on it was the most it was I was my happiest when I had nothing which is weird right
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no I think I think it's not weird at all but uh what you guys talk about just shoot like guy talk girls sports just random [ __ ] or would you talk about dreams business yeah I mean he this dude had served 25 years in prison and he would talk about that but just stupid
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stuff but it was just it's really fun I think that when you come from not a lot which you know I had a good family and everything but when you start from when you trying to start on your own from scratch you have siblings yeah yeah I've said when older brother and older sister
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you were two youngest mm-hmm yeah I think when you start from not a lot okay it's actually a huge advantage and you could be a lot happier that way I think I think if you're born to a wealthy family the likelihood of like depression might actually be higher I think so you
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know what I mean based on our societal norms right now so much of my passion about like what I talk about and the content I put out is to create empathy for it's very hard I you know I get it I grew up in it it's very hard for somebody that doesn't have much to have
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empathy for somebody who's driving a BMW and has a Rolex but you know based on all my readings all my DM so I get at this point of my life I have some hundreds of thousands of interactions per month year whatever it is it's just a lot of interactions I see far more
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sadness and people that had too much then people had too little I see Envy in people that don't have as much I see drive and people that don't have as much I see resentment and people that don't have as much I see deep lostness and people that had too much you know like there's just when people
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didn't have as much they there is an inherent I'm gonna pull myself out of this whether it's illegal legal there's a drive it's really hard to be hungry when you started fed it just is no and I agree and I have I have wealthy kids and I think about it constantly [Music]