Sep 28, 2026 · 45 min · 14 segments
Send us Fan Mail **He was a millionaire on paper after 25 years of 14-16 hour days, then lost everything in a single week. Greg Slaughter explains…
Greg SlaughterGuestLinda VoHostSo once you hit that number, of course, you're going to have a higher number of revenue goals.
Everyone should be setting high goals, right? But I guess I can understand what you're saying is that that fulfillment part as well.
But when you think about that goal, and not just for yourself, but how much impact you can help others, and what you can build to help others and the legacy that you can leave but also having a life of balance where you can enjoy the wealth that you've built but sometimes people have that belief that it takes a lot of hard work and sacrifices in order to get there so Can you elaborate a little bit more about that and what you saw with the people that were successful? Because my interview with entrepreneurs, it's all about that fulfillment part.

for everyone that's listening, because I know most entrepreneurs, and I'm sure everybody listening is like, you think you got to have one or the other, because that's what's taught out there.

You can have all the success, you can get all the goals, you can have all the money,

I don't like to call it that because I don't think it's for a balance of life, right? To call it a fulfilled life or a life of success, we have to accept every area of the life.

That's the thing that's really frustrating as I work with entrepreneurs is they always want one or the other.

So the people that I study, they have acceptance because when their businesses were growing, they had a bigger and bigger goal.

But here's the biggest difference between a lifetime When you live a life of achievement, as your business gets bigger and bigger and bigger, so does your responsibility, your time, your commitment, everything else goes along with the business.

When you're living a life of success, you can do one thing differently and it's a completely different operating system.
So once you hit that number, of course, you're going to have a higher number of revenue goals.
Everyone should be setting high goals, right? But I guess I can understand what you're saying is that that fulfillment part as well.
But when you think about that goal, and not just for yourself, but how much impact you can help others, and what you can build to help others and the legacy that you can leave but also having a life of balance where you can enjoy the wealth that you've built but sometimes people have that belief that it takes a lot of hard work and sacrifices in order to get there so Can you elaborate a little bit more about that and what you saw with the people that were successful? Because my interview with entrepreneurs, it's all about that fulfillment part.

for everyone that's listening, because I know most entrepreneurs, and I'm sure everybody listening is like, you think you got to have one or the other, because that's what's taught out there.

You can have all the success, you can get all the goals, you can have all the money,

I don't like to call it that because I don't think it's for a balance of life, right? To call it a fulfilled life or a life of success, we have to accept every area of the life.

That's the thing that's really frustrating as I work with entrepreneurs is they always want one or the other.

So the people that I study, they have acceptance because when their businesses were growing, they had a bigger and bigger goal.

But here's the biggest difference between a lifetime When you live a life of achievement, as your business gets bigger and bigger and bigger, so does your responsibility, your time, your commitment, everything else goes along with the business.

When you're living a life of success, you can do one thing differently and it's a completely different operating system.
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