So for those of you who fear death and maybe you think you're getting older you have like a midlife crisis this video is for you

Did you know John D Rockefeller who was born in 1839 as a kid he had two dreams

One of them was for him to live up to a hundred years old. This is in 1839. He wanted to live to up to a hundred years old.

The second one was to make a hundred thousand dollars. Now let's address the second one first.

He didn't make a hundred thousand dollars he didn't make a billion dollars he made in today's money

340 billion dollars nearly as much as Bezos and Musk combined. That's John D Rockefeller, but let's talk about a second dream

which was to live 200 years old. How many years you think he lived? In 1839, the average life expectancy for a male was 39.5 years old.

What do you mean you're going to live up to 100 years old?

That's nearly three times more than the average man in America. So John D Rockefeller didn't live 39 and a half, not 50, not 60, not 70, not 80, not 90. He lived 97 and 11 months one month shy of turning 98 years old during the time

where the average life expectancy was 39.5 years old.

So what does this mean to you?

And what prompted me doing this?

By the way, Carnegie, Andrew Carnegie, I think was born in 1835.

He ended up living to 83 years old during the time where the average life expectancy

was also 39 and a half years old.

There were two of the richest men at the time.

So how did this story come about?

I'm doing a webinar this last week with seven CEOs that run big

businesses. One of the guys who is doing around $20 million a year said Pat I'm

about to turn 40 this year and I'm having a little bit of a midlife crisis

challenge and I'm concerned man I'm really thinking I said I started laughing I

didn't want to disrespect he's a good friend I said

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