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- If you want to win on the business side, you got to have something.
- I want to become the person who's a billionaire in sales.
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0:00Are you among the richest people of the friends you have? >> By far. >> All the friends that I have do over 300, 400 million dollars a year. >> Minimum. >> Like we're at 250. The five people I compare myself to are way richer than me. And every day I am so deprived of money. I can barely buy the companies that I want to buy because they're 100, 250 and I'm like, [ __ ] And I can buy like one a year. My deprivation for money is huge. Solving personal needs is like restaurants, private jets, hotels, like who cares? Anybody can live that lifestyle on 5 million bucks a year. But after that, there's this massive gap where your life doesn't change.
0:29>> You have to be >> purpose-driven, you have to be pulled by the mission. But like honestly, I know a ton of dudes who I've never even heard them talk about their mission. And they make a [ __ ] load of money. And they just want to make more money. If you want to win on the business side, you got to have something. Either it's some mission that you want to make real. For Leila and I, it's who we want to become. I want to become the person who's a billionaire in sales. I just want to meet that guy. That's all I think about. I want to get Leila on Forbes in the next 18 months. That's all I'm trying to do. The guy's list is a little harder. I got to be at 4 billion.