I don't believe there's such thing as work-life balance, you know, so people can hate me.

It's just my experience.

I have a different philosophy.

I think life's like a teeter-totter.

You only have 100%.

You have like if your battery is full at 100, you only have battery to give to whatever you're focused on.

Right.

So if today I give, if I have like, if you want to do something unbelievable and

outstanding, I'm saying like you want to be world class at something, there's no way

you can divide it into 10 different chunks and give every single chunk 10% of that battery.

Because if you do, then how much are you really giving to that area of your life?

You're giving it 10%.

So how can you say that you've accomplished your potential by giving it a 10% commitment?

And so I'm just a big believer that I don't think if you're truly inspired to do what you love and you're truly inspired to go out and become all you can be, so to speak, then I don't believe there's any prior.

I don't think there's any priorities that are ever in conflict.

What a lot of people try to do is they try to use work-like balance, in my opinion, as an excuse to not go for

their potential, right? So let me give you an example. And this is, I just want the context to be in

spirit. I'm not saying areas of your life aren't important. I'm just saying there's different

times in your life that, you know, if you want to be

world-class at something or you want to, you got to understand, I'm telling you an extreme, right?

The comfort, the play it safe is, you know, let's just, let's do this for two hours and let's do

this for two hours. But you take a look at Michael Jordan or Kobe Bryant. And if you just think

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