Jay Shetty

And I say that with empathy and love and compassion.

to tell you that no one who's making that much money is that much smarter than you or better than you or knows more than you.

They have just found a skill and figured out a way to use that skill to add value to other people.

And school didn't teach us that.

Chances are our parents didn't teach us that, not as a dig, just as they didn't have the skills either and they weren't given that training.

And so don't limit yourself by that voice in your head that just goes, you can't do that, you don't deserve it, right?

That's a great way of thinking about it.

I like the hourly rate breakdown because you basically just said your hours are worth $3 each.

And you know that you could go out there and add more value and make a lot more.

I feel like there's a lot of talk about in our generation right now and the generation that's growing up around the value of money.

And that's why I love your reframe of financial happiness.

I think you're spot on.

to talk about financial happiness over financial success.

What are the keys to people who are financially happy, not just financially successful?

I also think there's so much of an idealization around being an entrepreneur today.

Like we're living in that era where it's like, quit your job, do what you love and whatever else it is.

And I think about this two ways.

One is I worked inside organizations with people who are really smart and sharp and are still at those organizations doing really well for themselves.

Yeah.

And I have an amazing team that I couldn't do what I do without.