My number one value was how do I make more money. Your brain like is a computer and if you ask

it bad questions it gives you some bad answers.

The real life horse of Wall Street, live and punk.

I was a natural-born salesperson, buying and selling and trading the ingenuity of others.

The culture was bankrupt at its core.

Everyone was in on it.

When you make money so fast on Wall Street,

you don't really build anything.

How do you put value on what you're doing?

Money is the only barometer of what you're doing so you have to buy something to make it real. Once I get rich and I get powerful, then I'll feel good. And then, uh-oh, I still feel the same way inside what do I do now I was on

22 different drugs at the end and I thought it was normal your values don't really change that easily,

unless a disaster happens. When you go to jail, it gets losing the game of life,

losing my money, my freedom, my self-respect in retrospect now getting caught and forcing the

re-examine my values and forcing to come back has allowed me to help people

all over the world it's allowed me to help people all over the world.

It's allowed me to really build a business that I love.

Also, for my own kids to see that.

They watch their father, use everything and not give up and come back and do it right.

You're capable of pushing yourself more of showing up where you have to, so much that's in your head. You can train yourself to be

someone. I want to be known as someone that always shows up. That's my secret. The world is changing.

Inspiration is. The world is changing.

Inspiration is everywhere.

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