All right, all right. Mr. Williams, my friend, welcome back, friend of the show, friend of the pod,

round two on the Action Academy podcast. How are you, my friend? I'm good, dude, long time listener,

second time caller, not first time caller, so we're progressing. Man, for people that are

unfamiliar with Riley's story, we could go back.

I will link his episode in the show description.

He was an M&A lawyer, worked at one of the top firms.

I'll allow him to introduce himself here shortly.

But that's not going to be the conversation that we have today because if you guys go back,

you'll hear and learn step by step how he went through his trials and tribulations of

leaving that company, which we'll talk about here briefly for people, and going into buying

an escape room franchises, exiting those for $26 million, and then just solving all of life's

problems, correct, my friend? Like after 26 million, nothing happened.

Everything was good.

It was sunshine and roses.

Yeah, life on Easy Street.

And I now live life on Easy Street and have no challenges.

So it's how to get to the happily ever after of life.

Exactly.

So today, we're going to have a beautiful conversation on the science of achievement versus

the art of fulfillment because it's a journey that I am now walking myself because what happens on the other

side of getting everything you ever wanted, right? Because we're all really good at succeeding

and achieving and riding and setting goals and accomplishing the goals, but we're all really

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