Andy Frisella

And here's the reality, dude.

You got to choose.

You got to make a choice.

What do you want to do?

Who do you want to be?

Where do you want to live?

You can't do all the things, dude.

Okay.

That's the thing.

Very rarely do people get to have the life of all the things, right?

Like to get, you get to a billionaire status and you could fly a private jet and

and you can go to your ranch in Montana and you go to your house in Florida and you can visit your businesses, that's ultimate freedom.

But very, very few people get to that point.

And the only way they got to that point was they made a decision earlier to get to a certain point.

They got to that point and then they made another decision to keep going and it compounds.

So the younger that you can realize this, the better because we are on a limited timeframe.

And I think the internet really damages people in this way because they have such a hard time making a choice because we're so busy watching everybody else live their lives that we like have a hard time choosing.

And by the way,

do this okay like when I look at like I look at property every single night on the internet and dude I look at houses on the water on the beach and then I look at ranches in Montana and then I look at farms in Tennessee and then I look at villas in Italy and I'm like fuck dude like what am I gonna do go to all these places and like and then you know what happens I missed that day

that I'm actually living the dream that I set for myself 20 years ago because I'm thinking of these other things.