Charles Schwartz

Money's not going to buy happiness, but good God will buy some comfort because those business class seats are really quite nice.

Absolutely.

And I think we're taught that too much.

We're taught, Hey, do this and avoid it and don't enjoy now and push it off to the end and all that.

And there's so many myths out there when it comes to money, because, you know, again, when I was taught growing up was, you know, work hard.

And I was like, what are you talking about?

That's, that is absolutely ineffective.

So what are some of the myths that you have towards money that you're like, yeah, absolutely.

No, this isn't what you do completely wrong.

I've learned this.

What are some of the myths?

Absolutely.

I remember the first secret call that I shot in the head was that you have to work hard.

I was sitting down and I got brought into an environment and I was pitching IT services at the time.

And he came in and while I was there, there was an individual who did a slip and fall.

This was a, this was a swap shop type environment.

It was a open air mall and the person fell and he was losing millions of dollars a year, every year to these pretend slip and falls.

And I was like, well, why don't you just put cameras up?

And he's like, he goes, well, I don't know how to do that.

And I was like, well, let me walk around.