Jay Shetty

And they're incredible.

And I'm very lucky to work with them every day.

And I look at that and I go, this pressure that's on people today for everyone to figure out what their own path looks like.

I'm like, I don't think it's fair to put that on everyone.

I don't think everyone's meant for it.

And I don't think it's better than someone who succeeds inside an organization.

Like, you know, Steve Ballmer was inside Microsoft.

He didn't invent Microsoft.

He's one of the wealthiest people on the planet.

And Bill Gates invented Microsoft.

And he's one of the wealthiest people on the planet.

And I'm like, who's done it better?

Who's done it worse?

It's like, well, no, maybe they were just playing to their strengths.

What's the best investment you ever made?

Yeah, great answer.

I feel like that's like a critical pattern.

in all high performers is that they'd all say the best investment they made is investing in themselves.

Like it's not a tech investment or something that made them a billion dollars or a million dollars, whatever.

It's always this investment they made in themselves because they know that that's all they have.