We must be doing something right because my life is getting better every year.

That was my metric that I didn't shut London reel down four years ago, three years ago, two years ago, one year ago, because it sure as

hell wasn't making any money. All my friends thought I was insane. I was in here

alone, broadcasting and I just looked in the mirror every year and I was like Brian is your life better this year or worse and it was always much better

Why because we're trying to get inspired by these messages. We're trying to find out what

do these people do that makes them incredible. We're trying to live lives of passion. We're trying

to be healthier. We're trying to be more spiritual. That's why people love us. This isn't

just like going to the BBC or Channel 4 where they're interviewed by someone who's paid a salary

and ultimately doesn't care who they are. For us, you've been invited into our family, you know, you're part of our message.

We want to empower people to be able to do what they want to do with their life and live their passion.

Like what I'm doing right now. I love this stuff.

And when I think when we see people doing things they love, that's what we're attracted to.

That's why they shine. I meet people all the time that play it safe.

Playing it safe is the most dangerous thing you can do.

Because you're going to wake up in 10 years or 20 years or 30 years time and you're going to realize you've never actually done anything.

If everybody did what they loved, then the world would just be the great place.

GDP would go up.

So if I can help people get to that level, great.

And if it takes Dan Pania or Udo Portel or any of these people to snap them out of it.

Or if it takes me telling them that they should step up their game and stop being lazy and

take some risk, then I'm happy to do that because I like seeing people that do things with their lives. It's not true.