Monish Probri says that this is 1,000 times better than Netflix. And so he basically said that this is like an orgasm. You're having an orgasm every hour. He's like, you don't need free time. This is better than free time. Do you know what it is? No. It's business. So he did a, he did an episode with the Diary of CEO, Stephen Bartlett, that podcast. And if you think about it, the times you spend on your business, time I spend on my business, a lot of, yes, there's a lot of stress with it, but you feel like you're playing a video game all the time. There's so much, I'll be honest with you. When I'm watching Netflix, when I'm watching anime or something, I start to think about business. And I start to think about how useless I am on the couch. But video games, you don't. No, not video. Because business is the video game now.

It's so fun.

And am I having an

orgasm every hour? I don't know if I'm having an orgasm every hour, but I feel like it's so fun. And I know similarly enough to you, you've called me before and you told me this that when you close a really big deal, you get really excited, right?

Yeah.

And so I'm not saying you're having orgasm or anything,

but I do feel like this is 1,000 times better than Netflix,

and that's why we're okay with the suffering that we have to go through to run a business. The ups and downs make it more enjoyable. Yeah. As crazy as that may sounds. I like the downs because I've had years in business where things are just going really good. yeah and i get lazy and I feel like I'm not as having as much fun.

Yeah.

It's a, I think as men, like sometimes you can say, okay, we're masochists or whatever, but it, it, we're okay suffering. We're okay taking the pain because we know the pain makes us more resilient and it makes us stronger. I'm not saying physical pain, but there's a lot of mental pain and anguish that goes with this, right? Like, we're not construction, like, we're not on the oil rigs or anything.

I think that's way more physical pain, but there's a lot of mental pain and anguish that goes with this, right? Like, we're not construction, like, we're not on the oil rigs or anything.

I think that's way more physical pain that I don't think you can take it or I don't think I can take it for sure. But I think we're talking about mental pain that we have to, the anguish we have to deal through. Business is such a fun journey. And I'm not saying it's for everyone, but I do agree with Monash that it's for sure better than Netflix.

And at least I'm excited every it's for everyone, but I do agree with Monash that it's for sure better

than Netflix.

And at least I'm excited every hour or most hours.

Yeah.

No, I think business has been really fun.

And I also like the downs because for me, it gives me purpose and it makes the ups even better.

I found the book topic here.

Here's the title of it.

How reading books can stop you from getting rich. So you put this in. I'm curious because you already know my opinion on this. Yeah. So, you know, I think there are tense because there are so many podcasts available and so many books available. And don't get me wrong. I'm the first proponent to read books. And I've read a lot of books. Right. And then I was in a meeting the other, he's like, man, you've read so many books, right? But all of the books in the world won't matter if you overread what ultimately matters. For example, let me give an example. So let's say I'm practicing tennis. Okay. So I can read all of the books. There's a great book called The Inner Game of Tennis.

Great philosophy.

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