Brad Sugars

It was.

Well, two years in, I started running a charity.

I became chairman of the Variety Club in Queensland where I lived.

And I enjoyed being chairman of the charity sort of thing.

And then I joined Fran Drescher on the board of her charity up in New York and stuff.

But I really just had to get back to doing something that kept my mind active.

And it's one of the big reasons I still teach today.

I do 38 events a year where I go and teach.

And I do it because it keeps my mind active.

You know, it's not something I ever want to do, be fully retired, but there's two phases to money, Sean.

There's the phase called making it, and then there's the phase called managing it.

You'll never get out of the phase of managing your money, but you should get out of the phase of making your money at some point in time.

Like, you know, you look at this business here and you talk about it as the one podcast.

Well, you now have the knowledge.

You could probably be running 20 or 30 podcasts based on the knowledge you have.

And you could build a whole podcasting empire type thing.

But you could use the same intellectual property for any other social media taking any business to that phase.

You could buy a bread business.

Yeah.

Right.