Where I want to start is at 31 years old, you're worth over $100 million.

You're married to the woman of your dreams.

You're on stage with the most famous people in the world.

And yet you've said you felt empty.

So if fame and money aren't what people are missing to make them feel fulfilled and whole,

what should we be pursuing instead?

Our potential. So the difference is I have, again, all of those things that I had when I was

31 years old, now at 57. I lost them all in the interim, but I got them back for the sake

of pursuing my potential. You see, what was missing in my life is I wasn't enjoying

like I did previously, the consistent every day, persistent without quit, pursuit of my potential,

my truth. I was buying things I didn't need to impress people I didn't like. I wasn't living

for the sake of something. I was living,

I'll be happy when. And it never came. And it just led to more emptiness. And fulfillment comes

when we're able and we're capable of helping others. And when we're able and capable of

helping others, including being married to your

dream girl, making more money and helping more people than you ever imagine, that's where fulfillment

lies. And it took me that $100 million to reinvest in myself by losing it all to pay the dummy

tax so that my wife, my mom, my dad, my best friend could save my

life and I could live my life with the values, no coincidence of gratitude, forgiveness,

accountability, and effective communication.

Love it.

So I have started this podcast based on a little equation hypothesis that I have. And it's

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