David Senra

He went on Tim Ferriss' show and you look at him and I'd show pictures.

I'm like, how old do you think this guy is?

He's like, oh, he's like 60.

He's like 92 or 90 or however old he is.

So anyways, his whole thing was like, I want a balanced life.

He would work, you know, nine to five, thereabouts.

Then he would spend time on his health

his work, his family, and then he'd like to have fun.

And it was a much more balanced life.

And then he also did something which was fascinating where once he made more money than he could ever spend in his lifetime, he also didn't like to travel like you.

He has this beautiful house in Newport, California.

And every time he travels, it's a downgrade.

Like, why did I leave my house?

Once he started, had enough money that he didn't need more money, he stopped trading time for money.

And he had like, you know, these are like layups.

I can make $30 million on, you know, investing in this oil thing or whatever the case is.

It's just like, whoa, what's the point?

And so for a long time, because by that time I'd read, you know, 200 of these books.

And I was like, oh, he's like an outlier and outlier.

Like most of these people are like just singularly obsessed in their work.