Hello everyone, welcome back to part two of what?

The private part, spot cast.

There we go, with Charlie Simpson, here we go.

You know, I was talking about this other day, you know, the most successful people in life,

typically have to sacrifice something, and that's either health, family, friends, whatever

it is, and is that right?

You know, there's an amazing story, and I think I've spoken about it before on this podcast,

as I met this guy, and if I ever had what I met this guy who was working at JP Morgan

and killing it, right, just earning fortunes, and he just wasn't happy, right?

Say it's sort of similar to you, and he went away to Thailand, got on a coach in Thailand,

and he was sitting there in this American guy, and he was like, oh, I still want to talk

to anyone.

Guys, bottom came to the coach, on back of the bus, sat next to him, and so I was talking

to him, and he was like, hey, don't, trying to be a bit monstrosy.

The guy said, what do you do?

And he says, I work at JP Morgan.

And the guy says, you don't seem that happy, are you happy with the life?

And he goes, do you know, I don't think I am.

And he says, well, change it.

And he says, what do you mean, he goes, well, do the rocking chair technique?

When you're 90 years old, sitting in your rocking chair, are you going to be happy

with what you've done in your life?

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