Kris Dehnert

Whatever.

But it's like being a millionaire when I was a kid.

In my 20s, and for the kids in their 20s, you're still a kid.

Trust me.

I was there.

I get it now.

And reflecting back, you can see it a little more clearly.

But when I was a kid, it was like, I want to be a millionaire because then I can go where I want, do what I want with who I want, whatever.

But what the prize really was, was growing to be a person who could be a millionaire.

And that realization was really cool.

And I think I compared it to a balloon.

When you blow up a balloon, as big as it can go, hold it for like five minutes and let it go, it'll never get as small as it once was because it's expanded.

And that's how we are.

That's how our brains are.

Once I know I can do a million dollars in a day in sales, bro, I can never unknow that.

Right.

For someone to think they can make ten thousand dollars in a month is so baffling that they can't even understand how that works because they're living on, you know, peanuts.

But it's just it comes down to.

belief once you once you expand you can never unexpand right like you never shrink back to that person who had those small thoughts and those small actions and those small friends and yeah that that's that's really been kind of the second or third stage of my life that I've been enjoying a great deal and I try to get other people to get there sooner than later because it's really refreshing

LinkedIn is probably the only public social media I have, man.