In this lesson's episode, explore what comes after success and why achievement alone is rarely enough.

Discover how intentional community design creates lasting value among accomplished peers,

understand how diverse perspectives strengthen decision-making and collective intelligence,

and uncover how aligning personal goals with shared learning drives long-term impact in business and life.

It's actually funny because I see a lot of people talk about, you know, every, every, like, I've had an exit myself and every person that I follow, like they're all entrepreneurs that have achieved some incredible level of success.

Those are the people that I look up to and try and learn from.

But it's always people trying to figure out what's next because the second you have this conversation, it's unfortunate because you have the conversation about having success in life.

And a lot of people will immediately be like, well, that's a rich person problem.

But I don't think people understand the fact that people that do have success don't want to

just be seen as a person who had success once and they never want to make an impact ever again.

And this is why I, you know, this is not part of this conversation, but I don't love the

hate on Elon, for example, when he's achieved so much success.

And we talk about all the BS with the taxes, even though he's paid more taxes than a human and human history, when realistically, he's quite literally advancing human civilization as we know it.

And I think that obviously, Tiger 21 members are not even at the level of Elon,

but the point is when you do have no one is, no one is. You want, you want to have a playbook

for giving back. But I want to back it up a little bit. I want to also understand how you

built this. I want to understand because I think there's a lot of community building exclusivity architecting that you've built into Tiger 21, which is very effective.

And that could be a lesson for even if you're not trying to build a community of like these

ultra high net worth individuals, the way that you've built out the community and the value you

offer and the way that you've structured it and the way that you attract new members, I think is a very tactical playbook that somebody could use for building

out other communities because you've done it very well. So I want to understand the actual, the business

strategy behind Tiger 21. You know, I'm going to sort of create a framework that hopefully

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