... create this in your head?

You don't have to know how.

You just have to know.

So for me, I've used my imagination and one of the higher, higher faculties given to us by, you know, whatever w- people wanna believe in, you know, God, the universe, yolk tree, whatever it is, right? And for me, you know, growing up, I used other people's successes to learn from.

But then instead of just idolizing a Cristiano Ronaldo or a Drake or a Zuckerberg, I would respect accomplishment, but I would say, if God would do it for him or her, he's gonna also do it for me, right? But it's not God doing it for me.

It's, it's me doing it for me.

So, like, I would see someone, even today at 36 years old, right? Like, I'll see someone having massive success, whether it's Patrick Bet-David or the podcasting world like you, whatever it is, and I'll say, "That's amazing.

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At 21, when I'm making no money a month and I see the possibility of making $40,000 a month, I wanted to party, have fun, spend money, cars, watches, clothes, all this kind of stuff.

But now at 32, in my personal growth journey, obviously has extrapolated out.

Money to me is just one of the spokes on the wheel.

My biggest goal now is to be the best...

Newly married, the best husband I could possibly be, be the best leader I could possibly be.

I feel like money is a massive part of success, but it's really living on purpose, being fulfilled at the end of the day.

Oh, yeah.

I

was born in Houston, middle class America.

I saw mom and dad working super hard at a young age.

They were in home building.

Then they had a massive bankruptcy in the mid 90s.

And then they got into the insurance business.

So we went from like Houston, Texas to six months in West Virginia, eventually ended in Bexley, Ohio.

They're kind of part of your crypto bible.