John Block

Investments in relationships, extremely important.

Significant others, family, friends, business partners.

maintaining, you know, the advice you get when you get married.

I know you're engaged.

The advice you get when you get married is relationships are hard work.

You have to make investments in them all the time.

Those things are all true.

And so I'd say those are the obvious ones.

By the way, those are the ones that...

When I'm 80 talking about the next decade, I hope we're the same things that I'm most thankful for that I made, whether I've got way more money or way less money than I have today.

I hope I'm saying like the investments I made in my health and my family and relationships are the things that were most important.

And I think that's when you ask most people that get to that spot, that seems to be pretty consistent.

You know, I'm going to use the book I referenced earlier because it's an obvious one that we reference a lot at Unity, which is start with why.

And there's all sorts of, I've read all sides of the arguments of the science behind it, which is all sorts of who knows, but the spirit of it, I think it's spot on.

Win the heart.

Win the heart.

And brands and people and leaders that are really good at that, we love.

And so that book is one that I think a lot about and that we referenced a lot.

We do a book club at Unity every quarter, so we have fun reading different books and talking about them.

That was one of our first ones.