Hey everyone. Today's episode is my appearance on the 1% podcast with David Nurse and I talk about allowing things to come through you for others and how to work a 64 hour productive day. This is entrepreneurs the playbook. I want to just jump in on the person that you are and the ability that you have to change lives. Like it's not, it's one of the best quotes that I've ever heard is is from you

is and I'm my butcher hit a little bit but things don't happen to us they happen for us

and through us speak on how that came to be and how you've kind of lived your

your mindset and your mantra on being able to change millions, not just thousands

millions of people's lives. Yeah and someday hopefully a billion lives right? Exactly to empower

billions of people to be happy because happiness is truly the goal but it's

also the problem people don't think about it and so in my life I lived and evolved from living in a world and it's an energy.

It's a universe of not enough.

And when I say that you lived in a world of not enough,

I actually lived in a world of not enough, meaning I was broke, single mom, six kids.

But as I evolved, you know, out here in Newport Beach, I have friends who have 40 million

dollars homes on the coast here that live in a world of not enough.

There's never enough of anything and it's a scarce world and it's not in a, but it totally

denies the fact that we're connected to the highest source of

inspiration at all times. People think you know I hate the terms like oh I need to go

rest I need to do this I'm like no there is no recharge. You're connected to the

ultimate charge. There's just interference and corrosion between you and

that that ultimate charge and then if you live in a world of not enough, what you're saying is there's not enough charge.

That's to me what I've learned.

Now, when you said things happen for me, I lived the majority of my life where everything was for me I thought

I was an optimist a lot of people do this and but there was just enough when you live in a

world for me because there's just enough for me.

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