Christopher Kai

It's very easy to be surfaces.

Oh yeah, Mick, how are you?

I've written seven books.

I have shared this age with President Clinton, President Trump, Richard Branson, Bill Gates, who cares?

But if you know that I've had struggles, as you have, I've had challenges, I have obstacles.

Those are the challenges, obstacles, and things that we allow ourselves to catapult ourselves future.

So anyone who's listening or watching, whatever you see in Mick or myself, it's good to admire us, but don't put us on a pedestal because we're human beings.

And that's why I love what you said, literally, is what my good friend Michael Lee said.

I've known him since college.

when I was in his wedding party, he said, you know, I really admire that you're real and genuine.

I've had many compliments and many criticisms and many shouts, right?

But dude, literally, I literally say dude still because when you lose that authenticity,

you've lost your soul.

And especially when you're rolling in circles as I am, I literally still take public hesitation deliberately to remind myself to know what real people are.

Because if you lose sight of that, yeah, I can be on the yacht and the private jets and mansion parties and penthouse.

They're nice.

I'm not going to deny that.

But if we lose track of who the people are, who I am, who I was, who my mother was as an immigrant, I mean, it's important, you know?

That's a great question, Mick.

I mean, first, let's talk about why you should even learn from billionaires.