Oct 15, 2026 · 1 hr 3 min · 11 segments
After decades of building companies and pursuing success, Myron Mullins found himself confronting a deeper question: What makes a life meaningful? In this conversation with host Nick Woodard, Myron…
You know, for me, it's never been about making money to be able to afford nice things.
i couldn't care less about owning a big house nice car all those things it's not how i'm wired yeah but I do live with this constant, I have to prepare for the catastrophic event that probably will never happen.
Am I the outlier or is this, is this how many guys are? Because I'm the exact opposite of the guy that wants the attention, wants the flashiness, you know, look at my car, look at the, I don't want any of that, but I want the success just to give myself that, that, buffer of something potentially taking everything away.
And I think any, Nick, I think any good man, any good husband, any good father wants to be a good provider.
And that gets misconstrued that says, well, so you're just wanting to control the family.
People have asked me now, 23 years, I was 39, right? I was 39 when I sold my first company.
And people are like, so are you going to retire? I said, and do what? I mean, I love the golf.
You know, for me, it's never been about making money to be able to afford nice things.
i couldn't care less about owning a big house nice car all those things it's not how i'm wired yeah but I do live with this constant, I have to prepare for the catastrophic event that probably will never happen.
Am I the outlier or is this, is this how many guys are? Because I'm the exact opposite of the guy that wants the attention, wants the flashiness, you know, look at my car, look at the, I don't want any of that, but I want the success just to give myself that, that, buffer of something potentially taking everything away.
And I think any, Nick, I think any good man, any good husband, any good father wants to be a good provider.
And that gets misconstrued that says, well, so you're just wanting to control the family.
People have asked me now, 23 years, I was 39, right? I was 39 when I sold my first company.
And people are like, so are you going to retire? I said, and do what? I mean, I love the golf.
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