Daniel Priestley

I really don't.

I'm really, really happy that thing, like I'm really, the biggest relationships are with my kids and with my wife and family formation.

I've had unbelievably high highs.

Like I've been on the big boats, I've flown on the private jets, I've had parties in my honour, I've had big paydays, all of that cool stuff that people dream of.

Family formation is where like the core of it, like that's the core of happiness for me.

You know, the intergenerational passing of life is

which is kind of like, wow.

I think we've forgotten how cool that is.

I think we've forgotten the idea that you're passing on consciousness and that this being has their own consciousness.

They do their own thing.

They come up with their own ideas.

They have their own challenges.

Yeah, it's wild.

Daniel, thank you.

We're done.

That was great.

There's a lot to unpack there. Yes. And what you've said is true. Entrepreneurship is really hard. So at the other end of the spectrum, you talked about the failure rate. Only 5% of businesses hit a million or more of revenue. 5%? In the world? Yeah, about 5%. In America. In America. In the number one place in the world to be an entrepreneur. Only 5% have hit a million in revenue. About 5%.

There's a lot to unpack there. Yes. And what you've said is true. Entrepreneurship is really hard. So at the other end of the spectrum, you talked about the failure rate. Only 5% of businesses hit a million or more of revenue. 5%? In the world? Yeah, about 5%. In America. In America. In the number one place in the world to be an entrepreneur. Only 5% have hit a million in revenue. About 5%.

It might be 6% or 7%, but it's about 5%. In the UK, it's about 5%. So 5% get to about seven figures of revenue or more. So what you're saying is absolutely true that it's not something for the lighthearted. And to be honest, I don't really convince people to do it. I help a lot of people who are doing it. And if they're already an entrepreneur and they want to be an entrepreneur, then we talk.

It might be 6% or 7%, but it's about 5%. In the UK, it's about 5%. So 5% get to about seven figures of revenue or more. So what you're saying is absolutely true that it's not something for the lighthearted. And to be honest, I don't really convince people to do it. I help a lot of people who are doing it. And if they're already an entrepreneur and they want to be an entrepreneur, then we talk.