Welcome, I'm your host, Greg McEwen. I'm the author of two New York Times bestsellers,

effortless and essentialism. And I'm here with you on this journey to learn how to live a life

that really matters. Today, we will share this new habit of highly effective people

with you, along with actionable advice for putting it into practice. By the end of this episode,

you will be able to lead better, whether you are the CEO or the CEO of your own life.

Let's begin. Remember to teach the ideas in this podcast episode to someone else within 24 to 48 hours of listening so they can hope again.

Okay, so to put this into context, we had a conversation, we went deep into the idea of project

stacking, how to do it, why it's such a game changer,

why it's not the same as multitasking, why it's not the way that we normally think about

our separate multiple projects that we're just trying to juggle and keep alive.

This is about reinforcing mechanisms around purpose. For those that haven't listened to that

episode, go back and listen to the first episode of this. We're here with Richie Norton again for

part two of the conversation in which you are going to teach us the importance of changing how you're paid in order to change your life.

Teach us how to do that, Richie.

You know, when I was 16 years old, I wanted money.

You know, I wanted to spend money.

I wanted to do my thing.

And I've had odd jobs doing,

you know, random things that made a little bit here and there. And I told my dad, I said,

Dad, I want to get a job, thinking he would like help me get a job or tell me where to go or

give me some encouragement. But he said something totally different. He said, you don't want a job.

I was like, what?

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