This is Entrepreneurs the Playbook, where each week I bring you some of the greatest athletes, celebrities, and entrepreneurs to talk about their personal and professional playbook to success.

Welcome back to Office Hours.

I'm David Belzer, and our next guest is a legend

and he's an anomaly as well.

And what I mean by that is there's very few people on earth

that have been of service to our country as a marine for over 20 years.

Has been decorated as well as a marine, but also decorated as one of the best actors, comedians, producers, and directors in entertainment and for

almost 20 years has raised over $22 million for pediatric cancer. That is an anomaly of pain and pleasure and purpose that's very rare and a human being.

Speaking of very rare, Rob Riggle, welcome to office hours.

You made it.

In the corner of a steakhouse, there's no better background than that.

Rob, I will first want to thank you because I know how much in demand you are, but I also want to thank you for

knowing you and that everything you do has a purpose or cause tied to it, whether it's making people laugh or making people cry.

There's always a purpose or a cause, and that probably stems from when you were 19 years old

and you joined the Marines.

What is it in your makeup that really puts others first

with that purpose or cause driven activity no matter what you're doing. Oh wow that's a that's a that's a deep

deep question I don't know I just think it maybe it was trial and error maybe it was I was blessed to have wonderful parents who who taught me at a very early age and and exposed me to things at a very early age. But I just learned you get what you give in this life and service seems to be a big part of that.

I don't I don't by any stretch of the imagination have anything figured out.

But but have anything figured out. But what I do, I'm starting to connect a few dots and some of those dots seem to be service can really change your life and reward your life.

And if you're in a position to do that, you should try to do it to the best of your ability.

And not everybody's in a position to do it, and not everybody's in a position to do it, and not everybody's

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