He came back from paternity to leave from his first child. Company fired him. Now that security is no longer being fulfilled. What used to be considered risky was investing in real estate and starting up side hustles and buying businesses. But now I would say it's actually riskier to only have corporate as your singular source of income. Three years, you can be financially free with intention. That's just the investment that you must make. So there's this thing called live your dash. So it's like you have your birth date and you have your death date. There's a dash in

between on the tombstone. And like that's your entire life. Ladies and gentlemen, I'm here with

one of my good friends traveled all over the world together. This is a growth house action Academy exclusive. A collab, if you will.

Yes, yes. Man, I'm excited, bro. First of all, welcome to Scottsdale. I know I haven't been

able to hang out too much. We just had our last immersion event. But, bro, it's amazing seeing you,

man. Do we've been global. Let's actually start.

You and I've traveled.

You and I've traveled across the world.

I want to talk about something real quick.

Yeah.

So delayed gratification.

Yeah.

Pisses me off.

Okay.

I want to talk about it.

It's because at what point, at what point do you allow yourself to enjoy what you've built?

So I'm all for delayed gratification, I think, but if you're living the entirety of your life working today in the pursuit for a tomorrow, what are the rules for that tomorrow to be realized?

From my point of view, it depends on where you're at. For me, I was delayed gratification

1,000 percent. I was living off of $46,000 a year through my sales job up until I hit financial freedom. Once I hit

financial freedom, then that conversation switched. Then it was like, okay, now I can.

Now have to like, you know, have this total crazy telegraphication and go have some fun. But I think

for people starting off, especially those people like us that were

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