Christian Hull

I'd hired two staff because I had so much money and I could do that now.

And then my accountant was like, slips me the, you know, here's your tax bill, here's this, here's that.

And I was like, what, sorry?

Yes.

Shouldn't have bought the cow for $8,000 back in 2022.

Oh, so many.

Yeah, there was a cow.

Look, the cow was to help out a farmer in COVID.

Yeah, that's charity.

And then I was like, well, the business bought the cow and then my account was like to produce milk for the staff?

Like what for?

I was like, I don't know, just for fun.

And they were like, you can't just write off things.

For morale.

Simplified, went to New Zealand, stayed in some tiny homes, fell in love with the concept of a tiny home because I obviously buy a lot of things and my apartment is filled to the brim with a lot of things.

You can't do that in a tiny home.

And it changed who I was.

I felt so much more relaxed, stress-free and just at peace in these tiny homes.

They're so busy performing, doing all of those things.

They don't have time to come home, sit at a laptop and look at what invoices are being paid, what clients owe them money, who's paying them.