Grab the duct tape and mentally prepare yourself for yet another mind expanding

knowledge bomb from America's number one business coach, Clay Clark.

Yes, yes, and yes, Devon, I'm telling you the man cave is beautiful today.

Right now the studio is at a cool, what, 68 degrees,

69 degrees.

It's incredible here.

Paul, what temperature do you typically keep your office at or your home at?

Well, the office, I've got my own, I'm real picky and I've created success to where I can control it myself.

So all for my offices I have my own thermostats.

So in my office it's usually about 70, 72 degrees.

70, 72?

Yeah. But I can walk over and turn it up if I'm cold I walk over

and turn down if if I'm hot is great the house is usually in the mid 60s

really the houses you keep your house in the mid 60s yeah yeah there's

Eskimos living in that that's a 25,000 square foot paradise your house is

already beautiful brother here's here's the deal though so it's got geothermal and

the temperature underground is a cool 62 to 64 degrees.

So it costs me a third of my utility bills here than it did at the other house.

And it's five times a size.

So your other house was 5,000 square feet and your new house is it uses geothermal

energy.

Therefore the costs to heat and cool a 25,000 square foot house are one or two thirds less.

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