Bill Perkins

Nobody goes into the hardware store, let me get some hammers and saws and then throws them away, right?

Well, I guess there are some people who buy hammers and saws, put them in the garage and never use them, right?

But that's what happens with a lot of people is they just save, save, save, save, never use it, die.

And so I'm trying to stop them from doing that and say, hey, let's think about how we can spend and use all your assets, your wealth, your health, and your time.

We're focusing on your wealth before you die to get maximum fulfillment and the maximum ride.

And so one of the axioms is spend all your money down to zero as close as you can before you die.

It's like there's a... There's different things you're able to do, right?

Like you're able to go, let's go hiking with my friends.

Let's go biking.

There's a lot of experiences.

A lot of free things, a lot of raging, a lot of, you know, Super Saver tickets, back of the bus.

G-pop at the concert.

Those are some of the greatest times of my life.

Backpacking.

Exactly.

But you're also saving away

for security, right?

The one experience we all want, and people push back, is the experience is survival.

We want to be able to survive.

If you're out of the game, okay, then there's no fulfillment.