Jay Shetty

You listen to this conversation right now and you go, yeah, easy for you to say, you know, and it's like, and I remember being that person and that's why I'm raising it in a vulnerable way is I grew up in a town where the most, the wealthiest person I knew made a hundred thousand a year.

And I believe that if you were anywhere close to that, then you had made it in life.

And that was the pinnacle.

And I know that that's, for some places, that's a high amount.

For some places, that's a very low amount.

But that was the amount where I grew up.

And I knew one person that made that.

Everyone else was making 50k or thereabouts.

I knew one person who made 100k and everyone just thought he'd made it.

And then as time went on, I met people who made 100k, not in a year, but in a month.

Yeah.

And I was like, what?

Like I never knew someone could do that.

I didn't even know an entrepreneur growing up.

Like everyone I knew pretty much worked at companies.

So I was like, oh, you can be an entrepreneur.

Oh, you can run your own business.

Like fascinating.

Then I met someone who can make 100K in a week.

And then I met someone who made 100K in a day and then an hour and whatever else it was.