All of your actions are going to be downstream of your values.

So my number one value is my marriage.

Nothing has returned more life is worth living dividends than my marriage.

So my wife and I state emphatically over and over that our marriage is our number one priority.

This is Tom Billiou and you're listening to The Future.

It's not often that I'm able to get out of the studio, and oftentimes when I'm trekking across L.A., and people are familiar with L.A. traffic, really understand this.

It is a nightmare.

But here I am in Tom's studio, his home. And it's an amazing setup. I'm in the belly,

the beast, the heart of the engine. And I'm really impressed with what all you've done.

So today, I hope to be able to ask you some of the questions, then maybe pull you into a space

where you might, it might get a little saucy, as the kids say.

Let's go. I'm here for all the sauce. All right. So we've had a conversation prior to us going live

that Tom's encouraged me to push and pull and to pull on the threads and do the deep follow-up questions.

So here's the thing. We'll just set up this thing in case people don't know who you are. You have exited famously out of a company that you started

with your wife and partner. And it's reported as a billion dollars exit. I've not had

opportunities to sit in front of somebody where they've achieved so much in such little time.

So if you don't mind, I'd just like to pull on a couple of those strings.

Let's go.

Okay. So a billion sounds like a freaking lot of money, everybody, and it really does. So what is your take home from that? Money is far more powerful

than people think, but it's not what they think it is. So money is a great facilitator. It lets you

do things, and that is incredible, but it doesn't make you feel differently about yourself.

So the awesome thing about the

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