Brad Sugars

A good buddy of mine here in Vegas, massive photographer all across the world, Peter Lick.

And I remember going when Lick was running his own company and he said to me, Sugars, what am I going to do?

And I just asked him a question.

I said, Lick, how many hours or days or years have you spent learning how to be the best photographer in the world?

He's the best landscape photographer in the world by a mile, right?

Top picture sold for $8 million.

So you think about that, and then you go, I asked him a second question.

How many days, weeks, years, months have you spent learning how to be a good CEO?

He said, none.

I said, good, employ a CEO.

So his CEO runs the business.

Lick goes and does the photography.

Sometimes you got to be Sean Kelly, the podcast guy, and let other people run the business.

And sometimes you got to be the guy that says, you know what?

I'm not the CEO of my companies.

See, the difference between a millionaire and a billionaire is pretty simple.

Now, I'm not a billionaire yet.

I'm a billionaire in training, hence the title of my book.

But when you look at it, the millionaire wants to be the CEO.

The billionaire employs CEOs.