Elon Musk was right when he said, you got to take your 10-year goals and try to do them in the next six months.

Even if you fail, this is the correct mindset to have, especially in the model world when everything's going fast.

I'm in Palm Springs, beautiful.

I've been taking business retreats for over 11 years, come up with my best ideas.

If you want to accomplish your 10-year goal in the next six

months, I would leave the house once a month, lock yourself in a little hotel, away from all the

distractions, and literally redesign your life. So let me explain how I have not asked Elon Lus

personally what he meant by that, but I'm going to give you my guess.

What he means is obviously of your goal, I mean, I was talking to a guy today, he said his goal,

is to be worth a billion dollars in six months, a billion.

So it's, and I said, and he's doing like $100 million a year now.

So he's not completely ludicrous in his goal, but he thinks he was saying,

it's going to take me 10 years to build. I said, you better structure your life and business

so that it could handle a billion in revenue, which will probably give him a billion dollar

net worth. So what does that mean? He has to replace himself. He has to have a C-O,

build a real C-suite in the next six months. He has to have a marketing system that theoretically could scale

if he spent enough money to generate a $1 billion revenue company from the $100 million he's doing now.

He has to structure the organic virality with a good enough team that conceivably this team could handle a $1 billion

run rate. So taking your 10-year goal and condensing it down to six months, to me, like you said,

even if you don't pull it off, it puts you in the right structure. And what did Rockefeller say?

You know, Elon Musk is about the equivalent of the modern day Rockefeller, right?

I mean, they're obviously a little bit different, but they're both the wealthiest people in the world in their life or in their lifetime.

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