About a year ago Tony calls me and said, this AI thing, it's going to crush people.

I mean, would you do business with anybody who didn't have the internet right now?

No. Will you hire anybody that doesn't know AI? Probably not. We'd never had something move so exponential. Like we've come in, it was the printing press, and then electricity and all the internet came in FedEx and fax machines and the evolution. But all of them kind of had this sweep and the way it it's moving now, we're not used to it, and it's disturbing. He is a multiple New York Times bestselling author, and he spent decades teaching people how to find opportunity in the middle of chaos. We have the inspiring Dean Grasiosi back in the house. If I see who I could have been, the lives I could have impacted, the things I could have done, the relationships I could have built and I missed it, I always think to myself the only wish I would have is to go back and then I say, Dean, wish granted, you're here. Wow. Let's freaking go. In the next few years, it just seems so uncertain for people. How do you create a compelling future with so much uncertainty? A really great question.

We're talking about uncertainty right before this because with AI and all the uncertainties of the economy that are happening right now and how they're going to continue

to happen over the next few years, I have a question that I think speaks to me and you

at the same time. You've got two

different sets of kids. Yeah. 17 and 19 and then 3 and 5. What is the advice you gave your 17 and 19

year olds when they were younger about money and their future versus your kids who are three and five now about money and the uncertainties

and the changes of their future. What were the different advices that you have?

Oh, what a great question. You know what I love doing. You never disappoint. You never disappoint.

And it's so true. And so we'll get back to it later, but I just want to share with everybody that the speed

in which change is happening, it's uncertain for everybody.

It's the human condition because a lot of people are pretending everything's fine, but

in the back of your head, we've never had something move so exponential.

Like we've come in, it was the printing press and then electricity and all the, you know,

the internet came and FedEx and fax machines and the evolution.

But all of them kind of had this sweep.

And the way it's shake, the way it's moving now, just we're not used to it.

And it's disturbing.

And we should talk about that uncertainty later.

But I love, because there's a way around that there is a way around it to feel in control in a time when the world is out of control but the question I'm probably putting it off because

I want to I want to give a great answer to this what was the advice you gave your kids you know

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