Rod Khleif: Preview

I immigrated.

I lived in Denver.

Okay.

But I knew I wanted to live on the beach and there's no beach in Denver.

It's the middle of the country.

And so, but I would visualize the palm trees and the sand and the surf and all that.

20 years later, I built what's now probably about an eight to $10 million house on the beach.

I owned the beach on one side.

I had my boats on the backside.

It was a slice through an Island.

It was called a Gulf to Bay beach.

property.

It's spectacular.

I mean, just describe it briefly.

There was a big waterfall from the second floor balcony into the pool.

You had to walk through the waterfall to get to the pool.

Pool was in magazines.

It was extraordinary.

A big spiral staircase up through the middle of the house, wine cellar, elevator.

On the second floor, I had aquariums built around the staircase that cost me almost $200,000.

So this gives you an idea of the house.

Two months after I moved in, I worked for that house for 20 years, okay? That's how long I worked for it.

And that's a tip here.

People, when you're doing your goals, people underestimate what they can do.

I mean, overestimate what they can do in a year.

They'll overestimate what they can do in a year.

They'll underestimate what they can do in 5, 10, or 20 years.

So don't limit yourself when you do your goals, okay? And by the way...