Gary Brecka

But for those people that are,

sitting around, um, they're, they're an entrepreneur or they're, maybe they're a nine to fiver.

The one thing they do know is that they're unhappy with their status quo.

Right.

The one thing they haven't been able to crystallize is, you know, that, why am I here and what is my purpose?

Um, do you have any ways for, to help people frame that?

Yeah.

And I don't want to make it so, you know, kitschy because, you know, I think people stumble upon it sometimes because it's the most painful thing in their life.

Right.

You know, they suffer from drug or alcohol addiction.

They fixed it.

Now their purpose is to help other people.

I found it.

You know, back to how you've framed this muscle of radical self-honesty,

Do you think that people that are generally happier, more satisfied, more content in their life, have the...

Are there characteristics that they share?

I don't read a lot of business or self-help motivational books, but I read Think and Grow Rich.

And I think the original version of that book was Pray and Grow Rich, but Think and Grow Rich by Napoleon Hill.

And what I found unique about that book, and I think it was written in the...

like the 1920s or 30s, was that he wasn't actually looking at the actions, like what did this person invest in to become rich?