I am not obsessed with money. I've never been obsessed with money.

Money was the result of value created for other people. Money is a scorecard of how much you're able to create value.

If I'm able to solve a problem, a really big problem, then I will make more money.

If I solve a small problem, I will make less.

I have, like I said, more money than I can spend.

I don't know what to do with the money we make.

I'm obsessed about helping you make money. I'm going to do. All right, Chris, so me and you have a lot of discussions on the channel off the channel, but I want to start with this.

You are primarily in the business of design, helping creatives understand the business world,

understand money, understand the logistics world, understand money,

understand the logistics of operating their passion,

so to speak.

So we get a lot of comments naturally.

Two-plus million followers.

Some people love it.

Some people, you know, some people, it rubs in the wrong way

or maybe they just don't have a bearing on the context of things that we're talking about.

So we had a comment come up on one of our most recent videos and it said,

so are you just obsessed with money at this point or do you still consider yourself a designer? I want to start there.

When you hear that, when you hear that question, where does your head go? What is your response? And let's just open up the dialogue from there.

I love this question. And I actually think responding to criticism is where we can grow.

That makes us very uncomfortable to look at criticism because it attacks our whole

definition of who we are our own identity and I think we need to get

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