I get busted in 2001, I go to prison, like I said this to 8 and half years and in prison is where I reached the lowest point in my life.

I contemplated suicide. I mean I lost everything. They took a family, I just came forth. I was married to time, wife,

forced, they cussed the kids, it took my business, it took the cash,

you took care of everything.

I was going through a really rough time.

And fortunately for me, that was the guy that came,

it's a long story, but he really came in and he sort of helped

change things for me. And what it called, he did like this meditation thing. As my needs, as my basic needs started to get met, I think the goal became more broader and it became more about making an impact.

How do I make a difference? How do I make an impact?

How can I structure? What do I need to be, where I need to be financially, so I can give this much, right?

I want to give this much, say 10%, how much more I got to make.

So that became the driving force of and so I started to give more and the more I gave financially the more it pushed me to to push my income and net worth more.

Welcome Millionaires and Future Millionaires.

You're listening to the Millionaires Unveiled Podcast.

The show where you'll hear the stories and interviews of everyday millionaires.

We'll unveil their

and their strategies and their portfolio allocation.

Now to your host, J.S. Mattingen.

Welcome back to another episode of the Million Years

and Bell podcast. This is episode number 320.

Unfortunately, we don't have stays with us today. She is a little bit under

the weather. Actually, she's not under the weather per se, she just doesn't have a voice, so it makes it difficult to be on a podcast when there's no voice.

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