Andy Frisella

But those were learning lessons.

Yeah.

Okay?

But I guarantee you, he wouldn't take away any of the other shit.

No.

No.

It wouldn't say it wasn't worth it.

I've been broke longer than I've been fucking rich.

There were many, many, many years where if I had $500, bro, I felt like I had a lot of money.

And there's not a single thing that I would fucking change about it.

I would, there's nothing I look back and I say, oh man, I wish I'd done it.

There's things I look back and I'm like, man, you know, I could have went on that lake trip.

I could have went to that, do that vacation.

Those are things that, that I do.

I recognize, but I try to adjust that moving forward and maybe something happens to me and I don't get to do it, but the growth happened because I realized it.

So like, we're always making a trade.

But I can promise you the trade for being poor and being in poverty is worth the trade of the effort and the investment required, what most people call sacrifice, to become not that way.

It's just worth it.

And you're not going to hear anybody that's ever done anything that you say you admire that's going to look back and say, yeah, I wish I hadn't done that.

You never hear.