Jack Wagoner

Your dad sounds like he was an amazing man.

And I definitely see all of the drive that he instilled in you to do good for other people.

It's really cool seeing how someone can influence someone else in their family to just create even more of an impact.

If you think about the ripple effect, your father impacted so many people and then his impact on you

directly impacts all the people that you have an impact on.

So how in your life are you looking to continue that ripple effect and maximize it so you can help as many people as you can, just as your dad did for you and so many others?

So let's dive into that a little bit because we hear so many people saying we live in this amazing time.

You can start something.

But on the other side of that, there's the people that are always giving you the quick fixes saying, oh, this is how you earn money while you sleep in two weeks.

All you have to do is work two weeks.

And I think a lot of young people especially are seeing that and they're bouncing around different things.

They want so much.

They're so ambitious.

And they don't know where to start because they keep bouncing around from these different things, putting their eggs in all these different baskets, and they're never really making any progress forward.

It's this mirage of progress when really it's stagnation behind it, if that makes sense.

So...

Let's say you went back and you were 18 again and you had to lose all the skills that you've stacked over these years and you had all the resources of the current age.

Where would you start?

Where would you go?

Where would you put your eggs?