Andy Stumpf

That it's going to present itself because that has been the case in my life up to this point.

So, you know, money is a great thing.

I only want to make enough money so I can say no to things.

That's my favorite, most powerful word.

Yes, the addition and subtraction, the older I get, subtraction is way more powerful.

Are you good at saying no?

No.

It can be hard.

It depends.

Because if the question comes from a pure business aspect, my litmus test is, do I naturally do this in my life?

And would I actually enjoy this regardless of the check?

If either of those is a no, it's an easy no.

Tougher ones are friends, family.

Hey, do you want to do this?

That one gets a little bit tougher because it's a little bit of a mix of personal and professional.

But I am at a place where I know that I have the tools

that I will be able to sort whatever comes my way.

And by relaxing a little bit and white knuckling less and not having a specific target that I'm throwing darts at, it has actually provided more opportunities for me than anything else.

So,

Yeah, I wish I could give you a specific answer, but truly the realization that I know I'm prepared for whatever comes next is actually what I'm the most excited about.