Eric Jorgensen

You know, we're not doing it.

And I think that relentless focus on the thing that matters instead of the thing that's right in front of you is really, really hard and rare.

And maybe it's not as hard as we think it is.

It's just you have to be willing to kill social niceties to focus on what matters.

When you were prepping for this book, was there anything that you found that shocked you that you didn't know about Elon Musk?

You're like, whoa, I can't believe that he did this or he does that.

In all your study of billionaires, do you think you have to take an unreasonable amount of risk to get rich?

Who has gotten really rich but hasn't taken a lot of risk?

Super interesting because these days everybody tells you, follow your passion.

That's when you'll get rich.

Follow your passion.

That's when you won't give up.

And I think Elon Musk would probably say he's actually not passionate about any, this isn't his like hobby or his passion.

What would he say?

Like he would just say, I go and find the biggest problem that I think is the hardest to solve, but needs solving more than anything else.

And that is what I do.

Ben Franklin.

Yeah.

Yeah.

It's interesting.