Daniel Priestley

And it just feels like a perfect fit.

And it just feels like a perfect fit.

Yeah. Well, you're doing the right thing and that's kind of what's going to happen. So contrast that with the old model of you literally just get put into a job and you just only do that job and then you've got a hobby on the weekend and you're kind of just on somebody else's path. So that was the old industrial revolution system. In this digital system, you've got to develop a sense of feel.

Yeah. Well, you're doing the right thing and that's kind of what's going to happen. So contrast that with the old model of you literally just get put into a job and you just only do that job and then you've got a hobby on the weekend and you're kind of just on somebody else's path. So that was the old industrial revolution system. In this digital system, you've got to develop a sense of feel.

As to, am I taking on too much? Should I dial it back a bit? What should I say yes to? What should I say no to? So part of the new skill set that we need is the ability to be discerning. In an AI-driven world where anything's possible, you can speak your ideas into existence at light speed. You need the ability to have taste and discernment. So you can say, that's not to my taste.

As to, am I taking on too much? Should I dial it back a bit? What should I say yes to? What should I say no to? So part of the new skill set that we need is the ability to be discerning. In an AI-driven world where anything's possible, you can speak your ideas into existence at light speed. You need the ability to have taste and discernment. So you can say, that's not to my taste.

It's not the thing that's the perfect thing for me. A big skill is knowing what to say no to now.

It's not the thing that's the perfect thing for me. A big skill is knowing what to say no to now.

And there's different phases in life. So there are times in your life where you definitely wouldn't have turned down money. No. And then there are times in your life where you have a bit more discernment, which is, okay, this is short-term money and it's not long-term scale. And what I'm looking for is something long-term games with long-term people.

And there's different phases in life. So there are times in your life where you definitely wouldn't have turned down money. No. And then there are times in your life where you have a bit more discernment, which is, okay, this is short-term money and it's not long-term scale. And what I'm looking for is something long-term games with long-term people.

It's interesting because you've sat down with 1700 people who are living amazing lives. So you've picked up on this theme that there's got to be a bit of balance.

It's interesting because you've sat down with 1700 people who are living amazing lives. So you've picked up on this theme that there's got to be a bit of balance.

The one thing I would say is entrepreneurship is the most incredible personal development journey. It really teaches you so much about yourself. It challenges you and it brings out your inspiration. It forces you to explore your edges and your limits. It gets you to be creative. So entrepreneurship is personal development in motion.

The one thing I would say is entrepreneurship is the most incredible personal development journey. It really teaches you so much about yourself. It challenges you and it brings out your inspiration. It forces you to explore your edges and your limits. It gets you to be creative. So entrepreneurship is personal development in motion.

It's like you can go from reading a book, which is academic, to I'm gonna bring something into the world, which is like, okay, you can't learn to ride a bicycle by reading the book, you gotta ride the bicycle. So I feel like entrepreneurship is just this personal development journey that is unfolding in real life. It's a way of living a personal development journey. It really does take you on that.

It's like you can go from reading a book, which is academic, to I'm gonna bring something into the world, which is like, okay, you can't learn to ride a bicycle by reading the book, you gotta ride the bicycle. So I feel like entrepreneurship is just this personal development journey that is unfolding in real life. It's a way of living a personal development journey. It really does take you on that.

What's the number for you? So for me, it's all about, am I in line with my passion? Am I in line with what I'm meant to be doing? My work life mission is to develop entrepreneurs who solve the world's most meaningful problems. And what I want to do is I want to build out a community of people who are solving meaningful problems in the world, who are elevating the world, right?

What's the number for you? So for me, it's all about, am I in line with my passion? Am I in line with what I'm meant to be doing? My work life mission is to develop entrepreneurs who solve the world's most meaningful problems. And what I want to do is I want to build out a community of people who are solving meaningful problems in the world, who are elevating the world, right?

They're standing out, they're scaling up, they're solving problems, they're having an impact. And for me personally, I like creating businesses that help entrepreneurs to stand out, scale up and make an impact. So like for example, the book writing software is bookmagic.ai is a example of helping people to express themselves through writing a book.

They're standing out, they're scaling up, they're solving problems, they're having an impact. And for me personally, I like creating businesses that help entrepreneurs to stand out, scale up and make an impact. So like for example, the book writing software is bookmagic.ai is a example of helping people to express themselves through writing a book.