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Okay, happy Tuesday.

And what we do now at the beginning of every fifth thing episode is we share a quote

because it's our new thing.

I guess this is the third week.

We've been doing a quote and Chase is here with me.

What up?

And so I tried to figure out who said this because I saw it and I liked it. And I was like,

well, I need to credit the person. But it's unknown. And if you happen to know who said it,

let me know that I Googled all over the place and all I could get was unknown. And it's the happiest

people aren't the ones who have the most. They're the ones who make the most of what they have.

So I just thought that was really good.

Wherever you are in life, whatever you're doing, like maybe just take a step back and make the

most of where you are and what you have because I really feel like, well, also figure out what

drives you and what's your passion. is it is it the money like are you

chasing the money or the success and i don't think success and money are bad things by any means

but then also where's the balance with that and like you know you hear rich people say all the

time that they have all this money but they not, they're not any happier than they were. Yeah. Their stress is probably different than someone that's really struggling for money. Like, how am I going to pay my next bill? Where is my next meal going to come from? How am I going to buy my kids close for school? So the stresses are different, but, which I don't know what, like, stress Jeff Bezos has or who's the Amazon guy? You know, but I'm sure he has really different. He has different stresses. Obviously, he's got stuff going on. I mean, he just got divorced from his wife. Like, that's not easy. He instantly, because they didn't have a pre-nup, she became the richest woman in the world. I mean, I'm sure she has problems right now, too. Like, it's probably hard. Yeah. Different stress. Different stress, different things. Like, it doesn't mean that money, they can buy a lot of things, but it can't buy happiness. Who said that. I don't know who said that either, but I know I'm not the first one.

There was, I went to yoga on Friday for the first time and forever, and my yoga teacher was

talking about how, you know, oftentimes, like this generation or this people right now get a lot of fulfillment out of hustle

and projecting that like their status is how tired they are.

Yeah.

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