Lewis Howes

So maybe you can have more time for family or other things, downtime, once you've done 20 years of effort to master your skill.

So there might be, you know, at a certain point you can transition into, okay, now I have more time with friends or family or whatever it is.

Again, I don't know his personal life, but.

So maybe not all at once, but I think.

Correct.

I mean, Oprah hung it up, right?

I mean, she stopped her show and transitioned into different shows and projects.

Correct.

She's got her Apple show, right?

Correct.

Whenever she wants to do it, I guess.

I'm in the grind phase right now.

You're in the grind phase.

But at one point, at one point,

i see a evolution you know and it's been evolving over the last nine years and i see a evolution of when you bring in an amazing team and you're able to systematize and you're able to create other you know parts of a network and shows it doesn't have to be you grinding in the same area correct you can evolve i can't wait for that you know i mean it's like if you wanted to do 10 more books you're not going to be the one that has to write them all yourself you can have support

a ghostwriter to help with you or an editor or something, so it's not just all you, you can evolve beyond it.

But there is a period of time where we must go all in on something.

Absolutely, for years.

If you want to do anything at a high level, you've got to obsess over something, an instrument, your art, your craft, whatever it might be.

So 100% agree that you can't have it all.