Hey everyone, I've got something special for you today.

Last week I had a speech at the World Financial Group event hosted by Hall of Fame running back Marshall Falk.

This is one of the best speeches I've ever given, so I need to share it with all of you.

I'm going to go over the world of more than enough and the number one thing that will accelerate you to your success.

Join me for all of this and more on the playbook.

This is Entrepreneurs the Playbook.

Well, I'm going to share my journey real quickly with you because what led me to WFG is something that will hopefully inspire and educate you to make a lot of money, help a lot of people, and have a lot of fun.

The reason I'm here today, and I've been filming a TV show all week, is because this company, this team, to me, is the best way to make a lot of money, help a lot of people, and have a lot of fun.

It's so aligned with my beliefs and my experience that I will do anything, not just for our team, but for this company and the people involved in it.

This company represents America.

It represents why I love this country because I have traveled the entire world, and I've seen the poorest and the richest people, and the one thing I know about this country,

is it's the only place if you have nothing that within an amount of time, with the right aptitude and attitude, you could have everything.

Everything, everything you ever dreamed of because this is the most abundant company and country in the world, in the entire world, and I am living proof of that.

You see, I grew up probably like a lot of you. Who here grew up poor?

Yeah, me too. I feel sorry for the rest of you.

I do, I do.

Well, I grew up really poor. I had a single mom. I was five years old in Akron, Ohio.

Single mom, she worked two jobs.

Second grade teacher, packed my dinner in a paper bag, had six kids, five boys and one girl,

and then filled up turn styles at convenience stores with greeting cards, just so we could eat.

And my mom, she only cared about one thing, her children and their future.

And the mechanism that she was going to empower us with was education, right?

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