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Okay, today we're going to be talking about money. Everybody loves money. And this past weekend, as you see me two weekends ago now, I went to a event where there were six different millionaires who were talking and they were talking about mentors, they were talking about how they grew up, they were talking about their success.

And something that was said that connects with me, it's something that I've heard many, many times, but it never really clicked, I mean it clicked with me, but not the way that it did this past weekend.

And the way it was said to me was from a millionaire who's had millions, lost millions, had millions again, lost millions again, and now he's a millionaire again.

And what he said is that you don't want to focus on money. Live your life focusing on providing value to people. And money will be your byproduct of value. If you add tons of value out into the world, there's no way that you can't make money back.

So let me explain this. This is why our society and everything that we do is so mixed up and so incorrect. Most people go into the workforce and they go into the world, focusing on how much money they can make.

They focus on going to school for what will pay the most. They read about stuff that they really don't care about so that they can make more money. And then when they get out of school, they take a job that pays $5,000 more than the other one, but it was longer work hours, but they don't enjoy it as much just because the fact that it paid more.

Or they leave their current job in search of more money. It's all around money. That is the wrong process. If you listen to anybody who is successful, anybody who has gone through the process, what they say is they never focused on money, what they focused on was providing value.

So if you're in search of money, you're already going down the wrong road. If you want to become rich and successful, it's very simple. You need to focus on what you can do that will provide the most value to as many people as possible in the world.

Money is then the byproduct of providing immense amounts of value to people's lives. Peter Diamanda's who wrote the book bold, which is freaking mind blowing like this guy makes me feel like I've accomplished nothing in my life because he's insane. The stuff that he does, he does just the craziest things that you don't even think that one human could do.

Let alone multiple humans could do, but what he does though is he breaks it down his book and what he says is don't worry about becoming a billionaire.

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