This is Optimal Health Daily, episode 2270. The past doesn't matter. What surviving a war zone

can teach you about finance by Wanderer of millennial-revolution.com. And I'm Dr. Neil Malik,

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The past doesn't matter.

What surviving war zone can teach you about finance by Wanderer of millennial-revolution.com.

Before I lost my mind and walked away from a cushy six-figure paying tech job to travel the

world and learn the secrets of successful

rich people, most of the traveling I did was to and from a little city called San Jose, California,

commonly known as Silicon Valley. Most of the time I visited, I spent my time in conference rooms,

eating expensive tacos and drooling over the newest Tesla model that just

came out. And on one of my visits, my entire outlook on life changed. Let me explain. I was still a few

years away from retirement, and I had just changed teams at work. I was flying in to meet my new

director, a guy by the name of Mario.

And even before I met him, I knew there was something up with this guy.

Mostly because try as I might, I just could not dig up any dirt on him at all.

Not that I didn't try.

Like with most people, when a new boss comes in, the first thing I did was ask around.

What's he like? What's his deal? Is he a raging psychopath? You know, standard stuff. But this time when I did it, to my absolute shock,

every single person had nothing but good things to say. Sales liked him. Customer support thought he

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