Daniel Paulin

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444 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Jan 2026 last heard 27 Jan

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Finding Peak with Ryan Hanley · Stop Hiding: A Near-Death Wake-Up Call for Leaders | Daniel Paulin · 27 Jan 2026 podcast

But I'm not going to be governed by...

a mortgage payment, or an insurance payment, I'm not going to, I live in Canada, so I'm not going to worry about shoveling the driveway or any of those things.

Because I really want to be in a position that I can create those memories that we talked about earlier and live and drink the wine and kiss the girl and do all of those things that are essential in who I want to be when I grow up.

And

At first, I gotta say it was almost sickening getting rid of things.

It's surprising we spent our entire lives

collecting things that we don't use i i mean uh respectfully i'm looking at you on the screen and you got uh books that i would like to think that you've read that you'll never read again but you put them on the shelf and they they become things that we collect and then when you go in the garage you have things that you could use just if i need i'm going to save this wood hopefully i need it one day and we spend a lifetime paying to store things that we might use and

And I remember saying to my wife, I'm just getting rid of all of this stuff.

And she said, yeah, but what if we need it?

And I thought to myself, for the amount of money I'm going to save in not having to store it, I could afford to buy it again if I needed it and then throw it away or give it away.

And when I purged all of these things, I felt free.

free from burden and free from responsibility.

And I didn't have to worry about, about hydro at the rehearsal space, or I didn't have to worry about insurance on a motorcycle that I barely drive.

Like so many things freed me.

And, um,

I just got so little responsibility now that suddenly working 18 hours a day became so less important because I didn't need that money.

I didn't need those things.

And it's funny, as a parent, I feel as though I'm chasing finances so that I can pay for schooling or leave money for my children and all of that stuff.

Many years ago, my father passed away, and he was a very, very wealthy man.

He had cancer, and he knew.

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