Yesterday we're having a conversation about who's a bigger net positive to society,

selfish people or selfless people.

And I wish you were there to listen to where this conversation went because it was so entertaining.

No way we need more selfless people. There's a lot of selfish people.

But by the time the conversation was done, everyone said,

maybe we can't even need more selfish people in the world because the world is revolved around

selfish people. Hang tight before you judge. Watch the whole thing. I'm going to make the case to you.

At the end, if you say, pay you have no clothes you're talking about, thumbs down.

If you say this makes sense, give it a thumbs up and subscribe to the channel. Let's get right into it.

So before I show this chart to you, let me tell you a story about Mario Agito.

Mario has been with me now for 18 years. Mario just had a wedding. He got married this past weekend.

I'm my house. Beautiful wedding. We had a great time. But I want to tell you about a conversation

I had with them five years ago. We're sitting down in the office in Dallas. That's it.

Mario, why don't you own a car? Cars don't move me. How come you don't want to watch?

I don't need to have a nice watch. How come you never have money in savings?

I don't care if I'm money. If I have it, I give it to other people.

And I'm going through like what selfish goals do you have in place? Nothing.

I said, you realize by you being that way, you're not a positive to the world. This is what he means.

I said, if you're slightly more driven, other people win. I win. You win. Your family wins.

Your peers win. Your legacy wins. Your future. Kids win. Everybody wins.

If you have something, you're going after. The world is a better place. If you're in the hunt

for some of yourself, this goes. So he sits and he starts thinking about it. This guy's

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