Dan, do you view $100 the same as you used to?

Here's another question from my fan that as I get rich and richer, do I still view the $100

the same way as I used to when I was getting started? And how do other rich people view $100?

Well, first of all, I don't know how other rich people view it. I could only share with you my

perspective and definitely has changed. So back then, the $100 feels like a significant amount of money.

And for most people, it is a significant amount of money.

And today, that I view $100 doesn't mean I don't cherish $100.

I still look at it like it's $100, but now I'm in a place where, I mean,

I tip the weight of more than $100, right?

So it's not, to me, it's not a lot of money anymore,

but I still cherish it.

I think the way I view money,

I would say the way I view time has changed drastically. Now I would value time

way more than money. That each minute has to be worth a certain amount of money. Each hour

of my time is worth a lot of money. So I would so much now cherish time because I kind of

buy back time, right? As we spend so much

effort earning more money, now we want to buy back time. So I am at a place where I want to buy

back time. Having better people in my life to be able to help me, having a great team, having

people to do other things for me,

to save me time, because time is the most valuable commodity

that I have, because I cannot make more time.

I cannot use money to buy back more time.

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